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Reputation: 44352

iTunesArtwork breaking release submit to app store

I have an iOS 4.3 iPhone app built in Xcode4 that I'm submitting through the Application Loader app. I keep getting this error:

Icon specified in the Info.plist not found under the top level app wrapper: iTunesArtwork

I do have the following set:

Far as I can tell, the above is exactly as it should be for the iTunesArtwork. Any ideas which step I missed?

Upvotes: 5

Views: 8362

Answers (3)

Naveen Shan
Naveen Shan

Reputation: 9192

I think this blog will help you getting more details about current grapichs required for iOS app submission.

The iTunesArtwork - The Artwork need to do by every iOS Developer

thanks,

Naveen Shan

Upvotes: 1

theChrisKent
theChrisKent

Reputation: 15099

You just include the iTunesArtwork (png with no extension) in the root folder of your project. Do not add it to your info.plist (this is unnessary and icons without extensions break Application Loader). Your CFBundleIconFiles should contain these icons only:

  • Icon.png
  • Icon-72.png (optional for iPad)
  • [email protected] (optional for Retina)
  • Icon-Small.png (optional for Search and Settings)
  • Icon-Small-50.png (optional for search on an iPad)
  • [email protected] (optional for Search and Settings)

(You can replace the word Icon with whatever you want)

The top three are the important ones, but since you already have the iTunesArtwork it isn't too hard to make the others.

You should also set your CFBundleIconFile to just Icon.png to support older iOS versions

Upvotes: 5

benwong
benwong

Reputation: 2226

iTunesArtwork should be a PNG file and you shouldn't include it in the Icon Files in info.plist.

Everything you need to know about app icons can be found in the following Q&A article. http://developer.apple.com/library/ios/#qa/qa1686/_index.html

Upvotes: 9

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