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Trying to submit an update for an application in Xcode, but I keep getting an error message ...

"There is no embedded Java executable. Reinstall the Xcode developer tools."

Has anyone come across this before? I am on Lion and with the beta version of Xcode, so I'm sure this has something to do with it.

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It seems that the apple is doing some checks in your kit, Im in the same situation, I added a basic sdk like 10.6 and aimed at any osx, but this did not happen. Then I used the old Application Launcher x-code 4.0, and he said: the application was built with the wrong version of sdk.

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Xcode 4.1 GM ( , ), : Xcode AppStore ( Xcode ).

, , /Developer - Xcode 4.2 ( , ).

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You need to update Xcode to the latest version (4.2.1). Go to the App Store and find Xcode. If you already have 4.2, but it’s difficult for you to find how to upgrade to 4.2.1 or higher, after clicking “install” in the App Xcode App Store, go to Finder> Applications and launch the “Install XCode” application or install or upgrade.

Upon completion, go to the "About" menu in the Xcode menu bar and check to see the Xcode version again to make sure the update / installation was successful.

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