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kilj
kilj

Reputation: 227

App initiates the In App Purchase process in a non-standard manner

Apple has rejected my application with following reason: "app initiates the In App Purchase process in a non-standard manner.

Instead of displaying the item description first and asking for a login after the user taps OK, the app asks for the login first, which is the incorrect order. "

I have checked my code, but it's the same as in my other application, where in-app purchase works fine. Then I've changed bundle ID and productID (set the bundle ID from my other app) and it worked fine!

It's very odd, I think. Anybody had this problem? Can you help me?

UPD:

In the debugger I see this error:

"Unexpected exception during finish transaction: Cannot finish a purchasing transaction"

It happens at this moment in code:

    @try 
    {
        [[SKPaymentQueue defaultQueue] finishTransaction: transaction]; 
    }
    @catch (NSException *exception) 
    {
        NSLog(@"Unexpected exception during finish transaction: %@", exception);
    }

Upvotes: 1

Views: 1279

Answers (2)

kilj
kilj

Reputation: 227

Yep, I resolved this problem. It is very strange, but re-creating my game in itunesconnect.apple.com helps me.

Upvotes: 0

Zack Brown
Zack Brown

Reputation: 6028

Your error message would seem to state that you're trying to finish a transaction whose state is SKPaymentTransactionStatePurchasing.

You should check the state of the transaction via [transaction transactionState] first to ensure the transaction is either:

SKPaymentTransactionStateFailed

SKPaymentTransactionStatePurchased

SKPaymentTransactionStateRestored

See the Apple Documentation for further clarification:

Your application should call this method from a transaction observer that received a notification from the payment queue. Calling finishTransaction: on a transaction removes it from the queue. Your application should call finishTransaction: only after it has successfully processed the transaction and unlocked the functionality purchased by the user.

Calling finishTransaction: on a transaction that is in the SKPaymentTransactionStatePurchasing state throws an exception.

Upvotes: 7

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