App rejected under iOS 7. Use of non-public selectors.

[ghost]

I am using the latest iOS SDK (1.3.3). When validating the app before submission, I am presented with the warning: "The app references non-public selectors in Payload/App.app/Appname: id, setId".

I searched my project using terminal and the command,
$ find . | grep -v .svn | grep ".a" | grep -v ".app" | xargs grep setId

This returns a single result in my project being the libPayPalMobile.a file.
What do I do here as I need to update my app ASAP?

[dgoldman-pdx]

@hacksaw6 that is disturbing! However, I'm not sure that the problem actually lies in our library.

If you change your grep command slightly, to this:

$ find . | grep -v .svn | grep ".a" | grep -v ".app" | xargs grep -a setId

you should see how the string setId actually appears in our library. What I see when I try that grep command directly on libPayPalMobile.a is this: vconcatsetIdentitytracesrc.dims. Clearly, this is not actually a reference to a selector named setId.

Do you see something different?

Otherwise, if you search all of your app's source files, do you find any occurrences of either setId or .id =? (The latter would reflect an instance of @property ... id -- whose automatically-generated setter would, of course, be setId.)

[ghost]

Thanks for the help.
You were right, it was the facebook framework that was causing the issues.
It took my whole Saturday but I figured it out.

Thanks again.

[ITOjohanhernandez]

Hacksaw6, how did you solve it?

[ghost]

I ended up completely removing the Facebook framework.

[ITOjohanhernandez]

jejeje ok thanks