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1. Mac App Distribution Certificate Form
2. Create Mac App Distribution Certificate
3. No Signing Certificate Mac App Distribution Found

1) You will use an 'In House' distribution certificate to sign your app. 2) You will give your app an app ID 3) You will link a push certificate to this app ID 4) You will associate 'In house' and ad-hoc provisioning profiles with your app ID. One your application is generated, you'll be able to manage its distribution yourself. My app is already in App Store. Now my distribution certificate is expired. I know my app in App Store will continue running, but my questions are: If now I have a bug fix in my app, does it mean I am not able to submit the updated app to App Store since my distribution certificate expired? Here’s how to submit your app to the Apple App Store: Create an iOS distribution provisioning profile and distribution certificate. Create an App Store Connect record for your app. Archive and upload your app using Xcode. Configure your app’s metadata and further details in its App Store Connect record. Submit your app for review.

On your Mac, drag the certificate file onto the Keychain Access icon or double-click the certificate file. To view the contents of the certificate before you add it, click Show Certificates in the dialog, then click OK when you’re done. WSO2 API Manager’s distribution copied to the application directory. Modify the following files with your application's information. You can find these resource files in the following location. Import your certificates. To sign your application you will need one provisioning profile and an access to an iOS distribution certificate. Remember that if you use a certificate for the App Store you will not be able to install your application directly on a device.

in my apple developer console, with my account I created an app (now ready for sale with its app id and its certificates).

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Now I want to create another different app.

1. I make a new app id.

2. I try to create new development certificate signing request, as indicated in apple guide. But when I choose file just saved on my mac, it says 'invalid certificate'.

So I understand that I can use the same development certificate (.p12 development certificate) for many apps.

3. I try to create a new distribution certificate signing request, as indicated in apple guide. And I have the same error 'invalid certificate'.

Also this file can be the same for more apps?

The following files must be unique for the developer account and used for many apps, or I have to create them for each new app:

- developer certificate signing request

- distribution certificate signing request

and consequent

- development certificate / development certificate .p12

- distribution certificate / distribution certificate .p12

I know that push notifications certificates and mobileprovision certificates must be different for each new apps. Just change those?

Thanks a lot

If you'd like us to publish the app in your developer's accounts, in addition to access credentials we'll need your iOS distribution certificate that we'll be using for signing the app.

A .p12 file is a specially-formatted and encrypted file that contains your distribution certificate. App Store Connect checks for this file when you submit an app and will only accept the app if it contains a .p12 file that matches what you have configured in your App Store Connect account.

• On your Mac, launch Keychain Access, select the certificate entry and right-click on it to select 'Export.'

All certificates you have installed will be in the 'login' keychain (Label 1) under the category 'My Certificates' (Label 2).

• In the window that appears, make sure the File Format is set to 'Personal Information Exchange (.p12)' and click on 'Save' to save it to your machine.

• When asked for a password, leave it blank and click on 'Ok.'

Mac App Distribution Certificate Form

• When asked for the computer password, enter it and click on 'Allow.'

• When asked to protect the certificate with a password please leave the password field empty and click on 'Save'

Create Mac App Distribution Certificate

• Your .p12 file will be saved in the location you specified.

No Signing Certificate Mac App Distribution Found

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