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How to distribute JAR app to apple MAC app store with xcode 13
I have JAR application ready. i have apple account also. Please give me steps to signed app upload
i try But getting error as below :
App sandbox is enable
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AstonJ
It’s been a long time since I published something to the App Store but I too ran into difficulty, I wrote a blog post about it: How to submit your MacRuby app to the Mac App Store – (via @AstonJ). It’s probably out of date now but something in it might be helpful to you…
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