Apps that use non-public APIs will be rejected

Hi guys

Just reading the iOS guidelines before I get too deep into making the native version of a web app.

I was wondering what:

means when submitting an app made in AIR - does it mean you can't use your own custom classes?

Cheers

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Correct answer Colin Holgate

If you mean custom AS3 classes, yes you can use those. What you can't do is create an ANE that calls into the private frameworks of iOS itself.

Colin HolgateCorrect answer

Inspiring

If you mean custom AS3 classes, yes you can use those. What you can't do is create an ANE that calls into the private frameworks of iOS itself.

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Anonymous

Phew - thought I'd just wasted a couple of months then. Thanks Colin.

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