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So, for my project I created a utility app in which I used NSKeyedArchiver to store the data into this archive file.

When I submit to the appstore, does it need to contain the code for how the archive was made or is just the archive fine?

More info: I created classes that would parse data and store in archive file

In my project file, I copied the archive from the docs directory of the utility app to my project folder.

Then I unarchived using NSKeyedUnarchiver.

I just don't know if the app testers would need to see the data parsing/archive creation.

What do you think?

Nadeem
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    Just an advice on the side; you should try to get an higher accepting rate: people will start to stop answering your question on SO otherwise... – tiguero Dec 29 '12 at 08:51

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You are only submitting binary during the submission process to iTunesConnect; App testers don't need to see/won't see the archive data creation: the process will be totally transparent for them.

tiguero
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  • Thanks! I just haven't seen this approach used before by someone else online, but it does make sense. – Nadeem Jan 08 '13 at 17:41