Sign App

[Timothée_G_]

Before moving to Intel XDK, I used Phonegap Build,
a great thing with this was to sign applications (iPhone, Android, WP).

It was built directly into the cloud

Although Intel claims that the XDK we need no native development environment, for signing applications it becomes false.

Is that expected in future versions?

[John_H_Intel2]

For Android, if you have an existing app in the store that you want to republish with the XDK, you can send us your existing cert and we will associate it to your account. If you do not have a cert presently, we will automatically generate one for your account in the cloud.

For iOS, you need to have an Apple developer account, same for Windows.

[John_H_Intel2 · Accepted solution]

If you have an existing keystore that you want associated with your xdk account, please send an email to html5tools@intel.com. They will be then included in your android builds.

Include your keystore, xdk login and the name of one of your apps.

Your apps are NOT automatically published to the store. You need to do the leg work (info/data/icons/ect) to make that happen.

[Jean-Sebastien_Nante]

Hi, I want to associate a keystore to one of my app without affecting my other apps (already published). If I send you my keystore file, is it gonna affect my others apps?

Cheers!

[Brandon_K_Intel]

Send an email to html5tools denoting that you want it to be associated with your specific app and the other apps not to be affected.

[John_H_Intel2]

The easiest way to make this happens is to sign up for a second XDK account.

Create the account, then create a sample app. Build it for Cordova Android and then go to this page https://appcenter.html5tools-software.intel.com/certificate/import.aspx. This will allow you to import your existing keystore to your new account. If you do this on your old account, it will replace the existing keystore and prevent you from uploading new APK's to exiting apps in the Play Store.