We have multiple apps in the app store. We want to add a new developer to the iTunes connect but give them access to a single app. Is that possible?
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I would very much like to enable users of my app to backup some of app data on their own Dropbox. I would like to direct users to login to their Dropbox account with their email and password and then the app would generate and store a file there without users having do anything on their own.
Is this possible?
I wouldn't want users to have to go to Dropbox App Console and then Create App and then fill in all the options and then copy the access token and paste in my app manually. That would repel a lot them.
I haven't seen anything in the docs suggesting that programmatic access to an account without an app created in the Console and generated access token is possible? Did I miss something?
Yes, this is possible. You as the developer would register the app once, and implement the Dropbox OAuth app authorization flow in your app to allow your end-users to then connect your app to their accounts.
You may want to check out the following guides:
https://www.dropbox.com/developers/reference/getting-started
https://developers.dropbox.com/oauth-guide
https://developers.dropbox.com/dbx-file-access-guide
I would like to enable game center multiplayer in my game, and apparently to do so i need to upload my app into itunes connect. Does uploading an app to itunes connect make it public? Itunes connect asks me to add the app icon and things like that there, and i would not want to publish my game yet. I just want to try out multiplayer in my game
No, uploading and publishing are two different things. There is an extra publish switch in iTunes Connect. If you want to try the multiplayer you can even distribute your app to some specific email addresses only before you make it public.
I am using apple developer account to distribute app through device UDID. Now i want to use itunes connect. Is there any way to match the itunes connect user's UDID to match with the apple developer user's UDID so that already existing user on apple developer account can use the application without paying more and with full features?
From what I can tell from this https://developer.apple.com/programs/roles/ you need to have the role of "Agent" in iTunes Connect to submit apps even for testing purposes (using TestFlight). Is this correct?
Is it correct that there can only be one Agent assigned to an iTunes Connect account?
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I'll answer my own question, hope it's ok.
No, you do not need to be an agent to submit binaries ti iTunes Connect.
My issue was that my iTunes Connect account and my Apple Developer account were using different Apple Id's (email adresses). In that case XCode will not allow you to submit the binary, instead you need to use Application Loader.
I have an existing app already on the app store... I want to upload a new app to the app store but its asking for a bundle ID? Can I use the same one I used for the first app or is it a new bundle ID for every new app?
Thank you!
You will need to create a new bundle ID. Please see Apple's documentation, "iTunes Connect Developer Guide"
iTunes Connect Developer Guide
Specifically, the Bundle ID needs to be unique for each app. You will also need a new iTunes connect profile. It is, unfortunately, a complicated process.