One of the more common issues we’ve seen in supporting users who are creating iPad apps with Adobe DPS or other products involves the Apple Developer side of file management. A company’s Apple Developer key is a critical and sensitive piece of information that gets managed as part of the file management process.
The important thing to know is that this “key” is contained within the Keychain Access Utility on the specific Mac workstation that first downloaded it. Most users are not aware of this, and what often happens is that their workstation gets repurposed or applications get reinstalled, and these critical files get deleted. Oftentimes, this is not noticed until much later, when it’s time to deal with another app. Here’s a great article on the iPhone Dev SDK website to help you avoid this common mishap, and keep your apps and peers happy!
Check out TFP’s DPSPublish™ Handbook or DPSPublish™ app for more details about building and publishing iPad apps.
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Posted by: Margot Knorr Mancini
