Packaging iPhone App's

[satyam90]

I am very much newbie to iPhone programming.
I am done with my application and tested successfully with iPhone simulator. I found a folder "build" inside source code where my compiled application is residing.
Now I would like to know how to package it and put it on my website so that all my friends etc can download it and use it.
If I have to submit it to AppStore, can some body point me the URL where I can find what are all that I have to provide in code and documentation so that it will be accepted by AppStore.
Thanks in advance.

[rorschach]

I am very much newbie to iPhone programming.
I am done with my application and tested successfully with iPhone simulator. I found a folder "build" inside source code where my compiled application is residing.
Now I would like to know how to package it and put it on my website so that all my friends etc can download it and use it.
If I have to submit it to AppStore, can some body point me the URL where I can find what are all that I have to provide in code and documentation so that it will be accepted by AppStore.
Thanks in advance.

Did you pay the $99 to join the Developer Program?

[boyplunder]

Firstly, you need to be a member of the developer program. Submitting an App is a touch more involved than you seem to think. Check out the developer program details first.

[satyam90]

The company for which I am working has registered there. I don't have to bother about submitting the app.
But I have to make my application ready in all aspects to be accepted by App store without any rejection.
I am the only one in my company working on iPhone development and so no one has any idea about it.

[dusker]

1. make sure you meet all the guidelines
2. get a release certificate from developer.apple.com (with your employer's acct)
3. configure the certificate in xcode
4. build the app
5. zip the release build

should be good to go.

[satyam90]

Thanks Dusker for your information.
I want to know what are the guide lines that I have to meet. Is there any doc/pdf/tutorial etc related to this. Rest of all the tasks are related to my employer. Right?