storekit

I am working on a client/server application which uses Apples IAP and StoreKit framework to purchase a subscription. What we would like is for the client (iPhone or iPad) to make the initial subscription purchase with apple through their iTunes account using StoreKit framework and then pass of the receipt to our server, which will validate it and then update the users account status. We'd also like the server to be responsible for managing the status of the subscription (check for auto-renew, cancellation etc..) This is all using iOS 7 style appleReceipts, rather than iOS 6 style transaction

Can non-consumable in-app purchases that include content hosted on Apple's servers be free? I couldn't find anything about this in the docs and as you can set in-app purchases to be free in iTunes connect, I assumed it was possible. I have set up a non-consumable in-app purchase on iTunes connect, uploaded some content and set its price to be free. Unfortunately when I request the products data using the product ID, I receive that ID in the SKProductsResponse.invalidProductIdentifiers array. I have also set up another in-app purchase different from the previous one only in the price, as its

In the WWDC video "Using Store Kit for In-App Purchases", the speaker describes adding a payment.applicationUsername as a hash of the customer account name. payment.applicationUsername = hash(customerAccountName); I cannot find documentation on this anywhere. I don't think the customerAccountName is the same as the GUID, so where would we obtain this information? The "customerAccountName" value, and the hash function can be different from developer to developer. Apple provides a good example of a hash function in the In-App Purchase Programming Guide, in the section entitled Requesting Payment

I know it has been asked before: iPhone In App Purchase - response.products are still empty? but I am also trying to implement an in app purchase and my response.products is empty. My situation: I uploaded and rejected my binary once. But then I put the status back to waiting for upload again.(Does it matter?) The status of all my in app purchase products are "Ready to Submit". My production user is signed out. Test user not signed in yet. -(void) requestProductData{ SKProductsRequest *productRequest= [[SKProductsRequest alloc] initWithProductIdentifiers:[NSSet setWithObjects: @"com.mydomain

I'm trying to create an in-app purchase in swift. In my class signature, I have the following: class ViewController: UIViewController, UITextFieldDelegate, UIAlertViewDelegate, SKStoreProductViewControllerDelegate, SKPaymentTransactionObserver{ However, I get an error message: type "ViewController" does not conform to protocol: SKPaymentTransactionObserver I've read this: https://developer.apple.com/library/prerelease/mac/documentation/Swift/Conceptual/BuildingCocoaApps/WritingSwiftClassesWithObjective-CBehavior.html and Conform to protocol in ViewController, in Swift The