Just submitted our first app today.
It's a business thing though, so unless you have $25 and a Microsoft CRM database to connect to I don't think you guys would want it.
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...And you must have an iPhonetoastman wrote:Just submitted our first app today.
It's a business thing though, so unless you have $25 and a Microsoft CRM database to connect to I don't think you guys would want it.
Congrats though. Was it difficult in getting it approved? I hear quite a bit of rejection stories regarding the iPhone app world.
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The iphone developer community has sounded very restricted to me... considering the history of apples open development...
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Hasn't been approved yet, we've just submitted for review. Today, I submitted the Read Only version of the app to the store as well. Just conditionally compiled out all of the bits that allowed for modification.choujij wrote:...And you must have an iPhonetoastman wrote:Just submitted our first app today.
It's a business thing though, so unless you have $25 and a Microsoft CRM database to connect to I don't think you guys would want it.
Congrats though. Was it difficult in getting it approved? I hear quite a bit of rejection stories regarding the iPhone app world.
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Congratulations! How long did it take to make? Was it hard?
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Sweet, you should add my UDID to OS4 beta access
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Since I had to continue my regularly scheduled contracted work while doing this, it took about 15 months from first signing up to submitting for review. There were some months where no work got done at all. Plus, I was learning the whole Objective-C/iPhone/XCode thing, so there was a learning curve. I'd say about half of that time I was actually working.nymus wrote:Congratulations! How long did it take to make? Was it hard?
There were some significant hurdles. Dynamics CRM is a Microsoft product and as such needs to be hosted on a Windows Server which means you will most likely be dealing with NTLM Authentication. The iPhone doesn't really handle this that well. You kind of have to roll your own connection, or find something that you can work with. After that, it was mainly studying the shit out of the XML produced by both requests and responses, reading through the various bits of Metadata and actual data.
Also, mapping is a bit more awkward than you might think. In iPhone 3.0 (IIRC) they added the MapView which allows you to add a Google Map to your app internally. However, it works solely on latitude/longitude pairs. In order to actually use addresses, you have to make requests to Google to geocode the address. Directions are much in the same boat. The MapView doesn't do directions. Once again, you have to request directions from Google, then parse the results (which are encoded using a very specific scheme), then manually draw the route. It's a bit of work for what amounts to little results.
I've also run into issues with Objective-C's weird memory management model. The retain counting can cause some problems.
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