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I just signed up to be an iPhone Developer. What is the "App Id"? Is it my company name? Is it just my application name? Apple isn't very clear on this.
Thanks.
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Visiting Apple's Developer WebsiteOpen a browser and visit Apple's developer website. Click Account and sign in with the Apple ID that's linked to your developer account. On the left, select Certificates, IDs & Profiles. From the menu on the left, choose App IDs and look for the App ID Xcode created for us.
An app ID is a unique ID number assigned to your apps when they're added to AdMob. The app ID is used to identify your apps. An ad unit ID is a unique ID number assigned to each of your ad units when they're created in AdMob. The ad unit ID is added to your app's code and used to identify ad requests from the ad unit.
The Apple Developer Team ID will be sent to you by Apple when your organization is approved to receive the development kit. You can direct any issues or questions about Apply Pay or the developer application process to the Apple Support Team.
You can create as many Apple IDs and developer accounts as you want. The developer id and the Apple Id can be the same which I think is what most people would want - as long it is personal and not related to any company or organisation.
I don't think Alex's answer is quite right.
com.myname.MyCoolApplication is the "Bundle ID search string", or "Bundle identifier", depending on which Apple documentation you consult.
Here are some Apple developer resources:
To get the full "App ID", you want the Team ID (generated by Apple) plus your Bundle Identifier (created by the developer). E.g., from Q&A QA1713,
Example App ID:
ABCDE12345.com.foocompany.appname
ABCDE12345is the Bundle Seed ID (generated by Apple)com.foocompany.appnameis the App ID's Bundle Identifier and needs to be the same as your app’s Bundle Identifier
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