Information Technology Reference
In-Depth Information
On the info page, shown in Figure 13.25, you need to do the following:
Set the Bundle Identifier:
This must match the string used as an App ID in your submission record.
(See the Caution.)
Add a copyright notice:
Right-click in the Key list, select Add Row, and select Copyright (human read-
able) from the key list. Click the Value field to the right, and type your copyright text.
CAUTION
At the time of this writing, Xcode 4 defaults to a forward domain name on the target Info and Summary pages—in
other words, your domain name appears as <yourdomain.com>. Reverse domain
names—<com.yourdomain>—are considered standard, so you can manage this in two ways. One option is to cre-
ate a matching, nominally incorrect App ID. The other is to edit this by hand to correct it. If you leave the
PRODUCT_NAME macro unchanged, Xcode 4 successfully adds your product name to the bundle name. You can
preview the name in the Identifier box on the target summary page. The critical point is that the Bundle Identifier
must
match the App ID you create for your project—although if you create a wildcard/suite ID, the product name
itself is irrelevant.
FIGURE 13.25
Adding a copyright notice to the Info plist
