Hi,
We are preparing our AIR app to be distributed with App Store. We followed the steps as described here: How to publish your AIR application to Mac App Store (guide) - Pigsels Media and able to generate requisite .pkg installer as well.
The problem is as the article mentioned it requires the WebKit files to be removed before submitting to App Store to make it accepted by Apple:
1. Now, it’s time to make the magic: remove webkit.plugin from your bundle. This, of course, means, that you will not be able to use HTML rendering in your AIR application. The reason behind this is that Apple will refuse your app with WebKit plugin in it, because this plugin itself contains calls to undocumented Mac APIs, which is not tolerated by Apple.
Fortunately an AIR application will work just fine without WebKit if it has no use of HTML rendering.
Our application uses HTML component. Removing WebKit.dylib throws internal error when an HTML component being called inside. Sadly the article didn't mentioned any workaround what if my application uses HTML rendering.
Any way we can overcome this issue?
Thanks.