20. iPhone SDK Agreement 3.3.2章
An Application may not itself install or
launch other executable code by any
means, including without limitation
through the use of a plug-in architecture,
calling other frameworks, other APIs or
otherwise. No interpreted code may be
downloaded and used in an Application
except for code that is interpreted and
run by Apple’s Published APIs and built-in
interpreter(s).
21. Rhomobile社のblogより
The most often-referenced issue is “no
interpreted code may be downloaded“.
Note the emphasis on “may be
downloaded”. Sometimes this is
misinterpreted as “no interpretors”. No.
http://www.rhomobile.com/blog/2009/05/29/iphone-app-
store-rules-and-guidelines-on-use-of-frameworks/
22. Rhomobile社のblogより (cont.)
The issue is that if you download code to
an interpretor then there is no way to
know just what an application really does
since it could change daily. Clearly there
are many apps that are based on some
form of interpretor. The important thing is
to not download code to those
interpretors, because this invalidates any
attempt to test what the application does.
http://www.rhomobile.com/blog/2009/05/29/iphone-app-
store-rules-and-guidelines-on-use-of-frameworks/
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