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At least for querying the products, the simulator works fine You can use the simulator to test in-app purchase as long as the projects target deployment version is iOS 5.0.

You don't need to upload a binary to test in-app purchase.

I just went through all of this the last couple of days.

#INSTASHARE INVALID PRODUCT ID UPDATE#

You will not be able to make any changes until your update completes processing."īut i waited for more than 48 Hours and still this doesnt go.ĭoes this has effect in my Invalid Product Id Output? "Note: Banking update in progress, your changes should be reflected within 24 hours. Now the Output is Invalid product id: Ĭan you guys help me out where is my problem.Īnother question is in my Contracts/ tax/ Banking Contracts In process / iOS Paid Applications / view bank Info there is a Information in Red Installed the new build in my device new provisioning file.Signed out of Apple Id in my device, Uninstalled the previous build in the device.Included the storekit and added the request and response code.Now added a new InApp Purchase and gave all the info needed and the InApp Purchase is in the "Waiting For Review " State now.I added a binary iTunesConnect and rejected It.In my Project ist i gave Bundle Identifier like "".Created Provisioning File and installed.Created a new App Id as "" Enabling Manage In App Purchase.I changed the most recent version (which had been rejected) to "Waiting for Upload" by clicking "Ready to Upload Binary" in iTunes Connect and the problem was resolved after about 10 minutes.I have implemented InApp Purchase in my App.

If you or App Review rejected your most recent binary in iTunes Connect.

You might have modified your products, but these changes are not yet available to all the App Store servers.

You did not clear your In App Purchase products for sale in iTunes Connect.

See Technical Q&A, QA1329, 'In App Purchase Product Identifiers' for more information about product identifiers.

You did not use the correct product identifier in your code.

You did not use the Provisioning Profile associated with your explicit App ID.

You did not complete all the financial requirements (see the "Contracts, Tax, and Banking Information" section of this document).

Our issue was the last bullet point from Apple's FAQ, " Why are my product identifiers being returned in the invalidProductIdentifiers array?": The other fear was that whether I can use developer provisional (not distribution provisional) in debug mode, it is also indeed ok. Make sure the "cleared for sale" is check and in the icon is green (you need an extra step to approve it after filling out the form).

#INSTASHARE INVALID PRODUCT ID REGISTRATION#

Before resolving it I did everything I possibly could do in Eddy's check list and still got zero products, one of my fears was that whether without uploading the binary code to complete the application registration in itunesconnect was ok (no need to go live as taught in ). I found the suggestions by Eddy71 in really helpful. I was so frustrated battling with this issue before my 9 year old dragged me for bed time story then surprised to find the issue disappeared when I woke up. If you registered or modified your in-App AppleID (I also completed all my contracts and bank information as suggested by some that the purchase actions won't work without getting this part done), you may as well go to bed before testing it again because it really takes hours in my case to take affect. There are two parts: application name and AppID in your xcode and what you entered in itunesconnection, they have to match exactly (case sensitive). One very important lesson I learned as indicated by few in the forums: It may take many hours for what you entered on the to take affect. It is confusing, intertwined and complex. Apple definitely did an F grade job in dealing with their storekit. I spent two days struggling with all my productsRequest (for AppID) ended up in response.invalidProductIdentifiers list, instead of in response.products list. SKProductsRequest *request= initWithProductIdentifiers:productList] I also tried prefixing them with the Bundle ID: NSString *id2 = *productList = When submitting the request I first tried the exact Product IDs created during step 2.

( void)productsRequest:(SKProductsRequest *)request didReceiveResponse:(SKProductsResponse *)responseĪll the submitted Product ID's are in the response.invalidProductIdentifiers property. Loaded the app onto the iPhone, went to Settings->Store and logged out of the regular store and into the test account created in step 1 I used numeric values and alpha-numeric values for the Product IDs. In order to test the code I did the following:Ĭreated an In App Purchase Test User account under 'Manage Users' in iTunes ConnectĬreated some in app purchase products under 'Manage Your In App Purchases'. I'm trying to test In App Purchase within the sandbox environment.