Signing and Uploading apps to the Mac App Store HELL!

Greetings! I am pulling out my hair in getting my app prepared for the MacApp Store (and for downloading from my website). I can't take it anymore!! Is there someone here I can pay to either do this for me, or walk me through this hideous process? -Dan _

Re: Is it possible to implement Mac App Store in-app purchases in LiveCode?

Tom, Thank you for the link. According to the docs these calls are only for iOS and Android. I need them for macOS. No idea why the iOS ones are not compatible with macOS, but according to the docs they are not. Kee > On Jan 11, 2021, at 7:30 PM, Tom Glod via use-livecode > wrote: > > H.

Re: Is it possible to implement Mac App Store in-app purchases in LiveCode?

HI am surprised no one answered this, I found this. https://lessons.livecode.com/m/4069/l/186807-how-do-i-implement-in-app-purchases-in-livecode-apple-appstore On Sun, Jan 3, 2021 at 5:11 PM kee nethery via use-livecode < use-livecode@lists.runrev.com> wrote: > And if it is possible to

Is it possible to implement Mac App Store in-app purchases in LiveCode?

And if it is possible to do in-app purchases in macOS apps, are there instructions or sample code anywhere? It appears to me that the Apple documentation assumes I am using Swift and have imported a set of libraries that are called via Swift. Is there a sample stack somewhere for Mac apps? Ha

Re: New lesson about codesigning an app, creating codesgined DMG and Notarize it for distribution outside of the Mac App Store

Fixed. ;) Thanks for the note. Matthias Rebbe free tools for Livecoders: https://instamaker.dermattes.de https://winsignhelper.dermattes.de > Am 20.07.2019 um 10:50 schrieb JJS via use-livecode > mailto:use-livecode@lis

Re: New lesson about codesigning an app, creating codesgined DMG and Notarize it for distribution outside of the Mac App Store

Very extensive you've done, you help a lot of people with this. Thanks very much! Just FYI the last point 11.14 is missing some text i noticed. schone grussen Op 19-7-2019 om 23:03 schreef scott--- via use-livecode: Matthias, Thank you so much for this timely work! Scott Morrow Elementar

Re: New lesson about codesigning an app, creating codesgined DMG and Notarize it for distribution outside of the Mac App Store

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Re: New lesson about codesigning an app, creating codesgined DMG and Notarize it for distribution outside of the Mac App Store

Hi Matthias, I did the first cursory look at your lesson. Nicely done! It really is starting to make me dread writing any future macOS apps though. What a pain in the …! I miss the good old days when I could finish my program, zip it, and upload it. Life was so easy by comparison then. Oh well…

Re: New lesson about codesigning an app, creating codesgined DMG and Notarize it for distribution outside of the Mac App Store

Thank you Matthias I will be checking that out very soon. On Fri, Jul 19, 2019 at 3:24 PM Matthias Rebbe via use-livecode < use-livecode@lists.runrev.com> wrote: > Hi, > > some days ago i´ve published a lesson to Livecode´s Lesson area. > The lesson can be found here < > http://lessons.livecode.

New lesson about codesigning an app, creating codesgined DMG and Notarize it for distribution outside of the Mac App Store

Hi, some days ago i´ve published a lesson to Livecode´s Lesson area. The lesson can be found here . The lesson covers how to prepare an app/dmg for distrib

Re: Mac App Store step by step instructions just updated.

One thing I have noticed with some software is if I upgrade to another drive and OS X then a message is shown that says it does not recognize I purchased it from the Mac App store and I am asked to log in with my user info to activate the program. I don’t know if they check for serial numbers of

Re: Mac App Store step by step instructions just updated.

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Re: Mac App Store step by step instructions just updated.

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Re: Mac App Store step by step instructions just updated.

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Re: Mac App Store step by step instructions just updated.

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Re: Mac App Store step by step instructions just updated.

signhelper.dermattes.de/> > >> Am 21.02.2019 um 06:55 schrieb kee nethery via use-livecode >> mailto:use-livecode@lists.runrev.com>>: >> >> Signing and Uploading apps to the Mac App Store >> http://lessons.livecode.com/m/4071/l/876834-signing-and-uploading-apps

Re: Mac App Store step by step instructions just updated.

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Re: Mac App Store step by step instructions just updated.

t; > Signing and Uploading apps to the Mac App Store > http://lessons.livecode.com/m/4071/l/876834-signing-and-uploading-apps-to-the-mac-app-store > > <http://lessons.livecode.com/m/4071/l/876834-signing-and-uploading-apps-to-the-mac-app-store> > > Have gone through t

Mac App Store step by step instructions just updated.

Signing and Uploading apps to the Mac App Store http://lessons.livecode.com/m/4071/l/876834-signing-and-uploading-apps-to-the-mac-app-store Have gone through the app revision process and my app was reviewed and published so as of yesterday, the step by step instructions are correct. Kee

Re: uploading new app to mac app store

This is why I stopped doing iOS apps, it's a moving target. I'm going to have to do one next year and I'm dreading it. Hopefully the team can make it easier for us by then. Getting an app ready for the App Store takes almost as much effort as writing it. It shouldn't be this hard. -- Jacquelin

Re: uploading new app to mac app store

Hi Kee, Sorry to hear that wasn’t the problem for you. I hope you get it straightened out! Rick > On Dec 2, 2018, at 6:08 PM, kee nethery via use-livecode > wrote: > > Went into KeyChain, opened both Installer and Application Certs and clicked > on Trust to see that indeed, both are already

Re: uploading new app to mac app store

g is wrong with it. > > Good luck! > > Rick > >> On Dec 1, 2018, at 10:55 PM, kee nethery via use-livecode >> wrote: >> >> I’m uploading a new app to the Mac App Store and at the same time, revising >> my LiveCode Lesson on the same. >>

Re: uploading new app to mac app store

ly successfully uploaded my app to the Apple App Store. Whew! The status of it is now in review. I will keep my fingers crossed that they approve it and that nothing is wrong with it. Good luck! Rick > On Dec 1, 2018, at 10:55 PM, kee nethery via use-livecode > wrote: > > I’m uploadi

uploading new app to mac app store

I’m uploading a new app to the Mac App Store and at the same time, revising my LiveCode Lesson on the same. Stuff has changed OR I’m just really missing something obvious. I’ve got the app built, signed, all that good stuff. I’ve added it into developer.apple.com with it’s bundle ID of

AW: Signing an application for distribution outside the Mac App Store

m] Im Auftrag von Richard Miller Gesendet: Mittwoch, 16. November 2016 02:49 An: How to use LiveCode Betreff: Signing an application for distribution outside the Mac App Store I am following the livecode instructions for "Signing an application for distribution outside the Mac App Store&

Signing an application for distribution outside the Mac App Store

I am following the livecode instructions for "Signing an application for distribution outside the Mac App Store". When I run this in terminal: codesign -s "Developer ID Application: My Company" /Path/To/My/Application.app I get back this error message: &q

Re: Mac App Store Submission

Wouldn't a better option be for this to reside here: https://github.com/livecode/livecode/tree/community-docs/docs/guides The guide would then be readily available via the Dictionary, a logical place to look rather than just another URL one has to find. It would also mean the guide is available o

Mac App Store Submission

Is there any step by step guide how to create a .pkg for a LiveCode Mac App for the store? WOW, this is where the community can really help LiveCode. It is so difficult to get a clear updated step by step guide to App submission. It is such a crap shoot to find the right steps. VERY frustrating.

Code signing Mac app store

Hi, I've been out of the Livecode loop for a while and am just wondering: what's the guide/tool people use these days when they publish an application for the Mac or Mac App store? Thanks! --Maarten ___ use-livecode mailing list us

Re: App code signing for outside Mac App Store

On 4/3/14, 2:55 PM, Marty Knapp wrote: Yes, just your Developer ID certificate. The GLX Application Packager can make this a part of the build process, so you could maybe just pull out the code that's doing that. I guess it's now updated to work with Mavericks. As it previously didn't, I've been

Re: App code signing for outside Mac App Store

Yes, just your Developer ID certificate. The GLX Application Packager can make this a part of the build process, so you could maybe just pull out the code that's doing that. I guess it's now updated to work with Mavericks. As it previously didn't, I've been using App Wrapper. In both cases you

Re: App code signing for outside Mac App Store

On 4/3/14, 1:55 PM, Trevor DeVore wrote: I posted an updated GLX App Packager to the google group that has support for Mavericks. I have successfully signed two different of apps on Mavericks using it. Excellent, thank you. I'm still not sure what certificate to use when building the standal

Re: App code signing for outside Mac App Store

On 4/3/14, 1:00 PM, Marty Knapp wrote: You will need to post-process or implement a routine when the standalone builds. You might check out Trevor's GLX Application Packager - it has the ability to sign apps, though I'm not sure where things are at with Mavericks as there were some changes. I've

Re: App code signing for outside Mac App Store

On Thu, Apr 3, 2014 at 2:00 PM, Marty Knapp wrote: > You will need to post-process or implement a routine when the standalone > builds. You might check out Trevor's GLX Application Packager - it has the > ability to sign apps, though I'm not sure where things are at with > Mavericks as there were

Re: App code signing for outside Mac App Store

apper by Ohana Software (http://www.ohanaware.com) on Mavericks with success. Please note that I don't have any apps in the app store so can't attest to App Wrappers abilities there. I just code sign for distribution on my own. Marty Knapp I need to code sign a Mac app for distribution o

App code signing for outside Mac App Store

I need to code sign a Mac app for distribution outside the Mac App Store. If I have a Developer ID Application Certificate, can I just use that to build the standalone and it will work? Or do I need to post-process the standalone in some way? -- Jacqueline Landman Gay | jac

Re: [ANN] Valentina Studio now in Mac App Store

On 3/23/13 11:38 AM, "Thierry Douez" wrote: Hi Thierry, > I'm currently working on a project with LC and SQLITE and > I'm using Valentina Studio 5.0 and now 5.1 with success! > > I'm quite happy with it. (on Mac) > Having tried few SQLITE GUI managers, it's my preferate so far.. Have you see p

Re: [ANN] Valentina Studio now in Mac App Store

On 3/23/13 11:38 AM, "Thierry Douez" wrote: Hallo Klaus, Hi Thierry, > I'm currently working on a project with LC and SQLITE and > I'm using Valentina Studio 5.0 and now 5.1 with success! > > I'm quite happy with it. (on Mac) > Having tried few SQLITE GUI managers, it's my preferate so far..

Re: [ANN] Valentina Studio now is Mac App Store

Bonjour Thierry, Am 23.03.2013 um 10:50 schrieb Thierry Douez : > 2013/3/23 Klaus on-rev >> Bonjour Thierry, >> Am 23.03.2013 um 10:38 schrieb Thierry Douez : >>> Hallo Klaus, >>> I'm currently working on a project with LC and SQLITE and >>> I'm using Valentina Studio 5.0 and now 5.1 with succes

Re: [ANN] Valentina Studio now is Mac App Store

2013/3/23 Klaus on-rev > Bonjour Thierry, > > Am 23.03.2013 um 10:38 schrieb Thierry Douez : > > > Hallo Klaus, > > > > I'm currently working on a project with LC and SQLITE and > > I'm using Valentina Studio 5.0 and now 5.1 with success! > > > > I'm quite happy with it. (on Mac) > > Having tried

Re: [ANN] Valentina Studio now is Mac App Store

Bonjour Thierry, Am 23.03.2013 um 10:38 schrieb Thierry Douez : > Hallo Klaus, > > I'm currently working on a project with LC and SQLITE and > I'm using Valentina Studio 5.0 and now 5.1 with success! > > I'm quite happy with it. (on Mac) > Having tried few SQLITE GUI managers, it's my preferate

Re: [ANN] Valentina Studio now is Mac App Store

gt; Hi Ruslan, > > > We have gone review and now Valentina Studio (free). > > can be found in Mac App Store :-) > > > > Let me remind, that Valentina Studio 5.1, > > is a free GUI Manager for such databases as: > > mySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite and, of course

Re: [ANN] Valentina Studio now is Mac App Store

Hi Ruslan, Am 22.03.2013 um 23:08 schrieb Ruslan Zasukhin : > Hi All, > > We have gone review and now Valentina Studio (free). > can be found in Mac App Store :-) > > Let me remind, that Valentina Studio 5.1, > is a free GUI Manager for such databases as: > mySQL

[ANN] Valentina Studio now is Mac App Store

Hi All, We have gone review and now Valentina Studio (free). can be found in Mac App Store :-) Let me remind, that Valentina Studio 5.1, is a free GUI Manager for such databases as: mySQL, PostgreSQL, SQLite and, of course, Valentina. <https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/valentina-stu

Re: (Case 8066) Bodega/Mac App Store

s out but here's the official word from > > Bodega re selling in the MAS. > > Pete > > lcSQL Software <http://www.lcsql.com> > > > > > > > > -- Forwarded message -- > > From: Bodega Support > > Date: Thu, May 31, 20

Re: (Case 8066) Bodega/Mac App Store

, 2012 at 10:27 AM > Subject: Re: (Case 8066) Bodega/Mac App Store > To: Peter Haworth > > > That statement used to be true when the AppStore first came out, Apple > would not allow an app to be sold both on the AppStore and outside of it. > Apple has since revised its terms &

Fwd: (Case 8066) Bodega/Mac App Store

Folks, I think we already figured this out but here's the official word from Bodega re selling in the MAS. Pete lcSQL Software <http://www.lcsql.com> -- Forwarded message -- From: Bodega Support Date: Thu, May 31, 2012 at 10:27 AM Subject: Re: (Case 8066) Bodega/Ma

RunRev Position on Mac App Store issues

I emailed support a couple of days ago about two Mac App Store issues: - The ability to chack Mac App Store Receipt Files - Plans to support the sandboxing requirements I rceived the following reply this morning: "LiveCode does not support this feature. This is definitely on our list of f

Re: [OT] Mac App Store (was Gatekeeper)

/library/mac/#releasenotes/General/ValidateAppStoreReceipt/_index.html Guglielmo On 12.05.2012 22:58, Peter Haworth wrote: Hi Guglielmo, I found a program in the Mac App store that generates an ANSI C MAs receipt checking module for your application. The URL is http://itunes.apple.com/us/app

Re: [OT] Mac App Store (was Gatekeeper)

Hi Guglielmo, I found a program in the Mac App store that generates an ANSI C MAs receipt checking module for your application. The URL is http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/receigen/id452840086?mt=12 The price of $24.99 seems well worthwhile but I assume it would need an external interface to be

Re: [OT] Mac App Store (was Gatekeeper)

I dont think thats right. Thats the iTunes, or iPhone limit, but it doesnt seem to apply to the MAS. Ive installed on 8 so far and never hit a limit. The issue however is you do need your iTunes username and password to install an app you have purchased, and anyone sharing that may find other

Re: [OT] Mac App Store (was Gatekeeper)

OK that's definitly better than unlimited. I'm not really stressing out too much on this because my current licensing scheme certainly isn't foolproof, but I expected that a licnesing scheme from Apple would have been tighter. Pete lcSQL Software On Thu, May 10, 2012 at 2

Re: [OT] Mac App Store (was Gatekeeper)

Oic. I was under the impression that you could sign in, install an app, then sign out, but you are saying it works like iTunes. Bob On May 10, 2012, at 2:44 PM, Tim Jones wrote: > Actually, you're limited to 5 installations as you can only authorize 5 > machines to one MAS account at a time.

Re: [OT] Mac App Store (was Gatekeeper)

Actually, you're limited to 5 installations as you can only authorize 5 machines to one MAS account at a time. MAS Hysteria, I think... Tim On May 10, 2012, at 2:39 PM, Bob Sneidar wrote: > Because I can install it on all 250 Macs I have here at work after paying for > it only once. That woul

Re: [OT] Mac App Store (was Gatekeeper)

Because I can install it on all 250 Macs I have here at work after paying for it only once. That would still be piracy. Bob On May 10, 2012, at 1:13 PM, J. Landman Gay wrote: > On 5/10/12 12:14 PM, Peter Haworth wrote: > >> More important than that though is Andrew's comment about users bein

Re: [OT] Mac App Store (was Gatekeeper)

On 5/10/12 12:14 PM, Peter Haworth wrote: More important than that though is Andrew's comment about users being able to download as many copies as they want from the Apple Store after paying for a single license. If that really is the case, MAS does no more to protect against piracy than the li

Re: [OT] Mac App Store (was Gatekeeper)

gt; > Please, can you clarify how you *validate* the 'MAS receipt file' from a > LiveCode application ? > > > > Thanks in advance, > > > > Regards, > > > > Guglielmo > > > > > > On 10.05.2012 11:03, Andrew Henshaw wrote: > >> Yes

Re: [OT] Mac App Store (was Gatekeeper)

Andrew Henshaw wrote: Yes, a MAS reciept file is inserted into your apps package by the Mac App Store*so you can check it is there_and validate its contents_*. It has a hardware signature so you can make sure your app is valid on that system and has not been copied to another system. If everyt

Re: [OT] Mac App Store (was Gatekeeper)

wrote: >> Yes, a MAS reciept file is inserted into your apps package by the Mac App >> Store*so you can check it is there_and validate its contents_*. It has a >> hardware signature so you can make sure your app is valid on that system and >> has not been copied to anot

Re: [OT] Mac App Store (was Gatekeeper)

into your apps package by the Mac App Store*so you can check it is there_and validate its contents_*. It has a hardware signature so you can make sure your app is valid on that system and has not been copied to another system. If everything checks out you can then treat the launch as a full

Re: [OT] Mac App Store (was Gatekeeper)

Yes, a MAS reciept file is inserted into your apps package by the Mac App Store so you can check it is there and validate its contents. It has a hardware signature so you can make sure your app is valid on that system and has not been copied to another system. If everything checks out you

Re: [OT] Mac App Store (was Gatekeeper)

Ah Ha! On Thu, May 10, 2012 at 2:06 PM, Peter Haworth wrote: > I think you can sign your app without selling it through the Apple store, > two differernt things > Pete > lcSQL Software > > > > On Wed, May 9, 2012 at 7:32 PM, Kay C Lan > wrote: > > > On Thu, May 10, 2012 a

Re: [OT] Mac App Store (was Gatekeeper)

I think you can sign your app without selling it through the Apple store, two differernt things Pete lcSQL Software On Wed, May 9, 2012 at 7:32 PM, Kay C Lan wrote: > On Thu, May 10, 2012 at 5:37 AM, Andrew Henshaw wrote: > > > The MAS store does not offer a demo or tri

Re: [OT] Mac App Store (was Gatekeeper)

Hi Andy, please, can you clarify this point ? How you check the validity of the 'MAS receipt file' from inside a LiveCode program ? Thanks in advance, Regards, Guglielmo On 09.05.2012 23:37, Andrew Henshaw wrote: ... Then add in the checking of the 'MAS reciept file' and you are good to

Re: [OT] Mac App Store (was Gatekeeper)

On Thu, May 10, 2012 at 5:37 AM, Andrew Henshaw wrote: > The MAS store does not offer a demo or trial version, people just buy it. > If they want a demo they can go to your website and try that. > > I don't understand. I thought the origin of this post was to do with GateKeeper and avoiding the

Re: [OT] Mac App Store (was Gatekeeper)

ww.lcsql.com> On Wed, May 9, 2012 at 2:37 PM, Andrew Henshaw wrote: > No problem, > > For the Mac App Store if you show a demo screen the app will be rejected. > If you have your own license keys, thats another rejection. Update > checks = rejection. Basically anything on

Re: [OT] Mac App Store (was Gatekeeper)

No problem, For the Mac App Store if you show a demo screen the app will be rejected. If you have your own license keys, thats another rejection. Update checks = rejection. Basically anything on that list is checked, and they seem to be a lot more thorough than they are on the iOS store

Re: Lion [and the Mac app store]

On the topic of Lion: Has anyone recently gotten a Mac OS X app through the Mac App store successfully? I remember a threat a while back asking about adding Lion's native full screen support into LiveCode, and I'd read that Apple was/is rejecting apps that don't support ful

Re: What are the current LiveCode issues with the Mac App Store?

e the Lion scroll bars, full screen, etc. as well. I doubt Microsoft will ever release Office to the Mac App Store (I can't see them giving Apple 30% nor Apple wanting to have that huge a file to download) but they shouldn't have any problems complying with the requirement if they d

Re: What are the current LiveCode issues with the Mac App Store?

quired by the store after 1st March. > > > > > > On 7 Jan 2012, at 17:43, Bill Vlahos wrote: > >> I'm thinking of publishing InfoWallet in the Mac App Store. There is some >> re-architecting of the app that I know about and those are easily done but >&

Re: What are the current LiveCode issues with the Mac App Store?

sy to actually try the sandboxing and then run your app. Watch the errors in the console to see what you need to add an exception for. If you already build for the Mac App Store its simply a case of adding the appname.entitlements file and running a slight modified codesigning command. Andy On

Re: What are the current LiveCode issues with the Mac App Store?

Andy On 7 Jan 2012, at 17:43, Bill Vlahos wrote: I'm thinking of publishing InfoWallet in the Mac App Store. There is some re-architecting of the app that I know about and those are easily done but I'm wondering what the more obscure areas that might trip me up. How are people w

Re: What are the current LiveCode issues with the Mac App Store?

when there was a problem to try to work it out. Unfortunately I need the file dialogue, so it looks like Ill be leaving the store in a couple of months. Andy On 7 Jan 2012, at 17:43, Bill Vlahos wrote: > I'm thinking of publishing InfoWallet in the Mac App Store. There is so

What are the current LiveCode issues with the Mac App Store?

I'm thinking of publishing InfoWallet in the Mac App Store. There is some re-architecting of the app that I know about and those are easily done but I'm wondering what the more obscure areas that might trip me up. How are people working with the Apple requirements of the App Store?

Re: OT: Colour Palette app accepted to Mac App Store

Thank you Stewart This is the tool that I missed... I just bought it ! Bon souvenir de Paris René Le 4 avr. 2011 à 01:22, RevList a écrit : > I am pleased to say that my small utility, Colour Palette has been accepted > and is now available on the Apple Mac App Store. > Created with

OT: Colour Palette app accepted to Mac App Store

I am pleased to say that my small utility, Colour Palette has been accepted and is now available on the Apple Mac App Store. Created with LiveCode. Thanks for all the good tips here on how to get the app accepted on the App Store. Colour Palette makes it easy for web designers and graphic

R: Re: Upload an LC file to Mac App Store

Messaggio originale Da: runrev...@gmail.com Data: 3-feb-2011 22.55 A: "How to use LiveCode" Ogg: Re: Upload an LC file to Mac App Store Mario - You said: I developed some small applicationsin LICVE CODE that I wanted to publish on the AppStore Mac, I have inscrib

Re: Upload an LC file to Mac App Store

Mario - You said: I developed some small applicationsin LICVE CODE that I wanted to publish on the AppStore Mac, I have inscribed me as a developer for the Mac App Store, I created the two certificates and Mac Mac App Installer, I added up Itunesconnect my applications that are now waiting to

R: Re: Upload an LC file to Mac App Store

Messaggio originale Da: b...@mac.com Data: 3-feb-2011 18.37 A: "How to use LiveCode" Ogg: Re: Upload an LC file to Mac App Store I think currently there's not yet many people who have send LC created stuff to the App Store. This sound like you might get a faster

Re: Upload an LC file to Mac App Store

x} > i’m going to become crazy.. > as I wrote : > I developed some small applicationsin LICVE CODE that I wanted to publish on > the AppStore Mac, > I have inscribed me as a developer for the Mac App Store, > I created the two certificates and Mac Mac App Installer, > I added

Upload an LC file to Mac App Store

inscribed me as a developer for the Mac App Store, I created the two certificates and Mac Mac App Installer, I added up Itunesconnect my applications that are now waiting to upload BUT... when I try to use Application Loader .. it does not see my applications LiveCode created and placed on the

RE: Mac App Store compliance

ersion that is sold on their site. One possibility is to disable some features from the versions sold through the Mac App Store, but then enable those sold through your own store - but make those available through a form of "license trade" registration. It seems to me like you can make

Re: Mac App Store compliance

Some people are getting games accepted into the Mac App Store, and I'm pretty sure those don't have standard buttons and other controls. Maybe the concern is if you have a standard control that doesn't behave in a standard way? One thing I know that apps are rejected for is if th

Re: Mac App Store compliance

Richard Miller wrote: Could you expand on the issue of non-standard GUI elements?... perhaps some examples of what is not acceptable? Hard to say specifically beyond those I cited earlier. There seems to be a subjective element to the App Store review process, so the precise expectations a

Re: Mac App Store compliance

Thanks, Richard. Could you expand on the issue of non-standard GUI elements?... perhaps some examples of what is not acceptable? If self-updating is not allowed, what is the easiest alternative? Or is this app store going to operate like the iPad store, where the OS always informs the user w

Re: Mac App Store compliance

Richard Miller wrote: Could someone please list the (primary) issues developers need to pay attention to in order to make Mac apps compliant with the new store? Prohibited items include self-updating (even though iTunes itself does that), and non-standard GUI elements (even though iTunes itse

Mac App Store compliance

Could someone please list the (primary) issues developers need to pay attention to in order to make Mac apps compliant with the new store? I have a Mac app I've been selling for years. It uses a non-standard interface. It also auto-updates when it first starts. Is it problematic to simply sub

Mac App Store

So, has anyone been in the process of submitting a LiveCode application to the new Mac app store? It would be nice to know a bit more before one plunks $99 down on the table. I would be curious to know what folks are learning. Marty Knapp ___ use