final sections of ios ownbrander

admin_manual/enterprise_ios_app/publishing_ios_app_9.rst

@@ -6,19 +6,23 @@ At last, after following all the previous steps and passing beta testing, your
 branded iOS app is ready to publish for general distribution on iTunes. You need 
 a Mac computer with Xcode installed (Xcode is a free download), and you need 
 the three provisioning profiles and p12 file that you created copied to the 
-same computer that you are using to upload your app to iTunes.
+same computer that you are using to upload your app to iTunes. You will also 
+need a number of screenshots of your app in specific sizes and resolutions, 
+which are detailed in your iTunes Connect setup screen.
 
 .. Note:: Apple must review and approve your app, and the approval process can 
    take several days to several weeks. 
 
 Download your :file:`xcarchive.zip` file from your account on 
-`<https://customer.owncloud.com>`_. Your friendly Mac will automatically unpack 
-it and change the name to something like :file:`Owncloud iOs Client 02-07-15 
-10.30.xcarchive`. Double-click on this file to automatically install it into 
-Xcode. Go to Xcode and you will see it in the Archives listing (**Window > 
-Organizer**).
+`<https://customer.owncloud.com/owncloud>`_. Your friendly Mac computer will 
+automatically unpack it and change the name to something like :file:`Owncloud 
+iOs Client 02-07-15 10.30.xcarchive`. Double-click on this file to automatically 
+install it into Xcode. Go to Xcode and you will see it in the Archives listing 
+under **Window > Organizer**.
 
 .. figure:: ../images/ios-publish-2.png
+   
+   *figure 1*
 
 Next, go back to the `Apple Developer Member Center 
 <https://developer.apple.com/membercenter/index.action>`_ to log into iTunes 
@@ -26,12 +30,21 @@ Connect to set up your app storefront.
 
 .. figure:: ../images/ios-publish-3.png
 
-After logging in click the blue **My Apps** button. This takes you to your main 
-screen for managing your apps on iTunes. Click the plus button on the top left 
-to setup your new branded iOS app. 
+   *figure 2*
+
+After logging in click the blue **My Apps** button. This takes you to the main 
+screen for managing your apps on iTunes. 
+
+.. figure:: ../images/ios-publish.png
+
+   *figure 3*
+
+Click the plus button on the top left to setup your new branded iOS app. 
 
 .. figure:: ../images/ios-publish-4.png
 
+   *figure 4*
+
 This opens a screen where you will enter your app information. Make sure you 
 get it right the first time, because it is difficult to delete apps, and Apple 
 will not let you re-use your app name or SKU.
@@ -42,49 +55,120 @@ will not let you re-use your app name or SKU.
 * Select the bundle ID from the drop-down selector.
 * Enter your app version number, which should match the version number as it 
   appears in your Xcode organizer.
-* The SKU is unique ID for your app, and is anything you want.
+* The SKU is a unique ID for your app, and is anything you want.
 
 Then click the **Create** button.
 
 .. figure:: ../images/ios-publish-5.png
 
+   *figure 5*
+
 Now go back to your Xcode organizer to upload your app; click the blue **Submit 
 to App Store** button. 
 
 .. figure:: ../images/ios-publish-6.png
 
+   *figure 6*
+
 This takes a few minutes as it verifies your bundle ID and certificates, and 
 then you will see an upload status.
 
 .. figure:: ../images/ios-publish-7.png
 
-If you have not already entered your Developer.apple.com login in Xcode you will 
-be prompted to do it now. Click the **Add** button.
+   *figure 7*
+   
+At long last, after working through this long complex process, you are almost 
+ready to publish your app on iTunes.
 
-.. .. figure:: ../images/ios-publish-3.png
+Setting up Your iTunes Storefront
+---------------------------------
 
-On the next screen enter your account login.
+There are just a few steps remaining. Now that you have uploaded your branded 
+iOS app, you need to upload some screenshots, an optional demo video, and fill 
+in some information for your app listing on your iTunes storefront. You should 
+see something like this on your main screen (figure 8). You should click the 
+**Save** button at the top right periodically to preserve your changes.
 
-.. .. figure:: ../images/ios-publish-4.png
+.. figure:: ../images/ios-publish-8.png
 
-After your login is confirmed Xcode opens the Accounts screen. You can close 
-this and go to the next step, where you must choose which developer account to 
-use. Even if you have only one you must select it.
+   *figure 8*
+   
+This screen displays all of your apps and their submission status. Click 
+**Prepare for Submission** to get started on the submission process. The first 
+screen is for entering screenshots of your app for various devices, and 
+optionally a demonstration video. Click the little question marks to learn the 
+required image specifications.
 
-.. .. figure:: ../images/ios-publish-5.png
+.. figure:: ../images/ios-publish-9.png
 
-Now you should be at your account screen. This shows you any apps that you have 
-already successfully submitted to iTunes, and any pending apps.
+   *figure 9*
+   
+Then you must enter your app name, a description, some keywords for iTunes 
+searches, and some optional URLs.   
 
-.. .. figure:: ../images/ios-publish-6.png
+.. figure:: ../images/ios-publish-10.png
 
-Click the plus sign (top right) to start the process for adding your new 
-branded iOS app. 
-
---TODO final steps & images--
-
-
-FIRST set up itunes, THEN upload app
+   *figure 10*   
 
+The next section is for Apple Watch. If you don't support Apple Watch you can 
+skip this.
+
+The **General App Information** section requires a 1024x1024 logo, version, 
+rating, category, license, copyright, and contact information.
+
+.. figure:: ../images/ios-publish-11.png
+
+   *figure 11*
+   
+In the **Build** section, click the plus button and select your app.   
+   
+.. figure:: ../images/ios-publish-14.png
+
+   *figure 12*     
+
+The **App Review Information** requires contact information, and some 
+information about your app to guide reviewers. Remember, everyone on iTunes can 
+review your app, so it's in your best interest to be helpful. You may 
+optionally provide a login for a demo account.
+
+.. figure:: ../images/ios-publish-12.png
+
+   *figure 13*
+
+The **Version Release** section allows you to choose between automatic release, 
+which means your app will be published upon approval, or manual release, where 
+you must release your app after it is approved.
+
+Pricing
+-------
+
+Next, you must go to the **Pricing** page to set your price, and to select the 
+terroritories you want your app to be available in.
+
+.. figure:: ../images/ios-publish-13.png
+
+   *figure 14*
+
+Submit For Review
+-----------------
+
+When you have filled in all the required forms and provided the required 
+screenshots, click **Save** and then **Submit for Review**. If anything needs 
+to be corrected you will see messages telling you exactly what must be fixed.
+
+The next screen is legalese; click the appropriate Yes or No boxes, and then 
+click the **Submit** button.
+
+You are now finished. No really, you are. When you return to your **My Apps** 
+page you'll see that the status of your app has changed to "Waiting for 
+review". In a few days, or perhaps many days, your app will either be approved 
+or rejected. If it is rejected Apple will tell you what you need to do to get 
+it approved.
+
+.. figure:: ../images/ios-publish-15.png
+
+   *figure 15*
 
 
+When, at last, it is published on iTunes you may distribute the URL so that 
+your users may install and use your app.