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Itunes Connect Upload Process

Ok I have an issue at present where I am in the process of uploading my iPhone App to the iTunes Connect portal. It fails and it gives me the following error:

The binary you uploaded was invalid. Apple is not currently accepting applications built with this version of the SDK.

I have tried using a number of SDKs from within Titanium Developer but still get the same error. During testing I have been successfully using

  • Titanium Developer 1.2.1
  • Ti SDK 1.3.2
  • iPhone SDK 3.1

With these settings i have been able to test my app on my iPhone 3Gs with out a problem. So here is question to those who have managed to successfully have apps accepted into the iTunes system. What settings did you use?

— asked July 16th 2010 by Chris Johnson
  • connect
  • error
  • iphone
  • itunes
  • sdk
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2 Answers

  • Accepted Answer

    Are you using the final version of the Apple 3.1 SDK? Perhaps try downloading and installing version 3.2 of the SDK.

    — answered July 16th 2010 by Wayne Buchner
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    3 Comments

    • Where can i find a copy of 3.2 all i can see within the Apple Developers downloads is all 4.0 or 4.0.1

      — commented July 16th 2010 by Chris Johnson

    • Ok found a copy of it and currently downloading it. I will test it and see how that goes.

      — commented July 16th 2010 by Chris Johnson

    • i thought sdk 3.2 is for iPad only?

      — commented July 16th 2010 by Christian Sigl

  • Chris,
    I just had another app (3rd one) approved on Tuesday using:

    * Titanium 1.2.1
* iPhone SDK 3.1

    Went fine, no issues. Have not upgraded to Apple SDK 3.2/4 yet. Right now, everything is working flawlessly but will upgrade once Ti 1.4 is released. Until then, for me at least, I'm sticking with Murphy's Law -> If it works, don't fix it!

    — answered July 16th 2010 by John Lullie
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    • Do you build for distribution within Titanium Developer? Do you change anything before uploading?

      — commented July 16th 2010 by Chris Johnson

    • Yes, I build for distribution and change nothing. Everything done through the Ti interface. No switching to xcode for compiling. It just works great!

      — commented July 16th 2010 by John Lullie
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