IPad Packager - iOS Deployment Target problem

Question

Hello,
I've been working on an iPad app (using CS5), got everything in place, i.e. apple dev account, all my details cleared to sell apps, got my development app working great on my iPad.
BUT...
When I'm trying to upload the finished version using Application Loader I get the following message:
This bundle is invalid. When supporting iPad only, the iOS Deployment Target must be 3.2.
There is no way to set the deployment target in the flash CS5 settings, I've looked on various forums but can't find any answers to this. Can't believe I've got to this last step and I'm hit with this. Are adobe bringing any fixes out for this?
Any Ideas please???
cheers
K

Answer 1

Awesome -- I wish I could mark as "Answered" for this post -- Kevkong1971 I really really really appreciate being shown that post.  Of course you can search and search but if you don't find the right one.....  Well thanks..
I thought I would distill the answer and post again for those who need it.  Here is the proceedure I followed (gleaned entirely from the work of others) And yes, it does work.  I have both of my "iPad" only apps now up for Apple's review.
Here you go:
this is a copy and paste of something I popped up on my personal weblog---------
The following post addresses the “you must target a minimum of IOS 3.2” when you try to publish an app you’ve written with Adobe Tools and targeted “iPad Only”.
So thanks to the guys on the Adobe Forums, there are a lot of posts so I hope to distill it down for anyone who needs and also for myself (for future apps!)
Step 1: Copy your .IPA file to a MAC
Step 2: Rename file to .zip
Step 3: Extract contents of .zip
Step 4: Pull out the “yourApplication.app” file from the “Payload” folder you extracted
Step 5: Right click on .app file and select “show package contents”
Step 6: Edit the info.plist file
Step 7: Change the “MinimumOSVersion” entry to 3.2
Step 8: Close and Save
Step 9: Download THIS .PY Python script you will need to make your .xcent file authentic
Step10: write your .xcent file using pico or your favorite pure-text editor.  Just create this file from scratch and name it yourApplication.xcent As Follows:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<!DOCTYPE plist PUBLIC "-//Apple//DTD PLIST 1.0//EN" "http://www.apple.com/DTDs/PropertyList-1.0.dtd">
<plist version="1.0">
<dict>
    <key>application-identifier</key>
    <string>10DIGITCODE.YOUR.DOMAINAND.APPLICATIONNAMEHERE</string>
    <key>get-task-allow</key>
    <true/>
</dict>
</plist>
step 11: assuming the .py file you just downloaded and .xcent file you just created above are in the same directory execute the following in the terminal:
python gen_entitlements.py 10DIGITCODE.COM.YOURDOMAINAND.APPNAMEHERE yourAppName.xcent
OK So far so good.  Now you have a valid .xcent file, and you have fixed your .plist.  Now you have to put them together and resign with your credentials.  To do this execute the following in your terminal:
/usr/bin/codesign -f -s "iPhone Distribution: YOUR NAME" "--resource-rules=/Users/yourusername/Desktop/yourAppName.app/ResourceRules.plist" --entitlements "/Users/yourusername/Desktop/yourAppName.xcent" "/Users/yourusername/Desktop/yourAppName.app"
Note:  The “iPhone Distribution: YOUR NAME” needs to match your distribution certificate in your keychain.  Open KeyChain and make sure you type it exactly as it is in there.
step 12: Right click the .app file and select “compress”
step 13: upload your app!!!
Hope that helps someone!!
Cheers,
Tommy