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• Are you referring to the *.ipa file? I think some people get that built automatically, but I don't and I don't know why.

  But here is how I create the *.ipa file:

  • Build the app using the distribution build mode of Titantium
  • Navigate to the project's build > iPhone > Release-iphonesos folder
  • If there is a *.ipa file as some get, just use it.
  • Otherwise create a new folder at that level called Payload
  • Move the project.app folder to inside the Payload folder
  • Zip the Payload folder
  • Rename project.zip to project.ipa

• Thanks for the reply. Would it be too much trouble to ask for a link to that page on Apple's website? I am not familiar with xcode at all, and don't know how to package a project once I have it opened up. I built it, but it still isn't packaged.

• @josh lewis
  huuuh? i've not had an issue with it at all when packaging for app store using titanium. it literally does all the work for me.

• I used to have packaging issues, but currently am not. It does "just work" for me. However, it is temperamental at times, and I think it's in Xcode and all of the certificate chains. I have had to re-provision the device a few times from Apple.

  Here is what I'd suggest you check: open Xcode, with your iPhone attached, and check to make sure that everything looks good: the device had a green status circle beside it, and all provisioning profiles are installed and not expired. No warning triangles anywhere.

  I just successfully uploaded another app to the store last night, and to package it all I did was:

  • load project in Titanium
  • on the distribute tab, click package button
  • open Xcode organizer
  • wait for quite a long time
  • watch as the new version appeared in Xcode under archived applications
  • click the app, verify, and upload to itunes connect from Xcode

• Packaging in Titanium is crap. You need to open the xcode project file (in the resources/build/iphone directory) and then use the instructions on Apples website.