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section 3.3.1… (e.g., Applications that link to Documented APIs through an intermediary translation or compatibility layer or tool are prohibited).

Kind of Spooky… I guess my question is… the finished, translated code after running through APPCELERATOR is basically just Objective-C… correct?

— asked June 17th 2010 by vincent youmans
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  • Yes it generates objective-c it has been said a lot of times…

    — answered June 17th 2010 by Guillaume LAFOUTRY
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  • i submitted an ios4 app two days ago, will keep you informed if it gets approved by apple

    — answered June 17th 2010 by Christian Sigl
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  • I have not seen any posts about app rejection here since the 3.3.1 rule announced. Personally, i got two apps approved under it, actually both of them were recently updated to newest versions successfully.

    So, knock on wood….

    — answered June 17th 2010 by Daniel Lim
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  • Hi there,

    Those with the iPhone SDK should cross-check their EULA for the version of the SDK in use. Particularly folks developing against iPhone SDK v3.1.x I recommend reading their Apple Developer ToS and EULAs in full.

    cheers,
    Chris.

    — answered June 18th 2010 by Chris Reed
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