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joep1978
Inspiring
February 24, 2015
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Can't submit iOS app with custom native extension

  • February 24, 2015
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We've been working on building our first custom ANE - the native extension works great, but when I submit to the iOS app store it gets rejected with the error:-

Invalid Signature - Make sure you have signed your application with a distribution certificate, not an ad hoc certificate or a development certificate. Verify that the code signing settings in Xcode are correct at the target level (which override any values at the project level). If you are certain your code signing settings are correct, choose "Clean All" in Xcode, delete the "build" directory in the Finder, and rebuild your release target.

When I remove the extension, the app does not get rejected so I'm sure it's not the certificate we're using to publish the app itself.  We have tried signing the ANE with a self-signed certificate, or not signing the ANE at all (as apparently signing the ANE is optional).  In either case if we submit the app with the ANE, it gets rejected with the above error.

Can anyone offer any suggestions?

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    Correct answer marchbold

    How are you building your native library, at a guess I'd say you've got something messed up in the Xcode settings. Did you create a static lib?

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    joep1978Author
    Inspiring
    March 5, 2015

    In the end we ended up reverting to a new Xcode project, cloned from another ANE, and dumping the code in.  This time it has been accepted by Apple - still not entirely clear what caused the issue but it's working now!  Thanks all for the suggestions.

    marchbold
    marchboldCorrect answer
    Inspiring
    March 5, 2015

    How are you building your native library, at a guess I'd say you've got something messed up in the Xcode settings. Did you create a static lib?

    air native extensions // https://airnativeextensions.com
    Projectitis
    Projectitis
    Inspiring
    February 26, 2015

    Sorry, no solid suggestions. Just adding a comment here because I am also working on a custom ANE and am very interested to see how you get on!

    I recently had issues with 64-bit support (not using an ANE though) and wonder whether the ANE is built with 64-bit support and that is somehow triggering the error?

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    Anonymous
    February 24, 2015

    Forgive me if this is a stupid question, but have you tried signing the ANE with your Apple distribution certificate and then submitting the app?

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    joep1978Author
    Inspiring
    February 25, 2015

    Thanks for your suggestion!  The documentation suggests that you shouldn't sign the ANE with the Apple certificate - however we tried this anyway and it still got rejected by Apple with the same error

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