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LW 6.0 delivery apps and App Store compatibility

Dear Lispworks,

I assume that in order to submit a binary for the App Store, it will need the
same treatment as an iPhone deliverable (code signing, proper certificates
and provisioning files, etc.)

Will this be addressed in a future release ?
If not, would it be possible to bundle a LW delivered binary within a stub
app (developed and signed with Xcode) which runs the LW binary as a
new process ?

Just wondering, but maybe it's not that relevant for LW based OS X apps.

Best regards,
Walantis


Re: LW 6.0 delivery apps and App Store compatibility


On Jan 7, 2011, at 1:24 PM, Walantis Giosis wrote:

> 
> Dear Lispworks,
> 
> I assume that in order to submit a binary for the App Store, it will need the
> same treatment as an iPhone deliverable (code signing, proper certificates
> and provisioning files, etc.)
> 
> Will this be addressed in a future release ?
> If not, would it be possible to bundle a LW delivered binary within a stub
> app (developed and signed with Xcode) which runs the LW binary as a
> new process ?
> 
> Just wondering, but maybe it's not that relevant for LW based OS X apps.

I certainly think it's relevant. I would use Lispworks for App Store apps if it were convenient to do so.

I imagine you can do something with Lispworks that is analogous to what you can do with something like Gambit Scheme: package the major functionality of your app as a library and make an XCode project that links to the library. Then use XCode in the normal way to submit your app to the App Store.

--me


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