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I have referred all question of stackoverflow but i don’t found exact answer of what I want. Can we use google’s direction api for drawing route ? Here in sense of does it create any problem in application submission. Will Use of this api violate any rules of google or apple that may cause application rejection ?
We looked into this for a project last year. Short summary:
If you use the Google Maps API, as provided by Apple, you are not allowed to do any kind of route-finding / mapping. This is part of the license that Google gave to Apple, and Apple gave to you. If Apple notices you doing this, they will probably reject you (they don’t want to get sued by Google).
However, if you use Google Maps without Apple’s code (i.e. do not use UIMapView etc), and instead go direect to Google, you may get a different license. In that case, you should be accepted – it’s not longer Apple’s problem, so they’re happy.
(off the top of my head, the license you get direct from Google still bans using route finding)
If you embed a UIWebView, and do the route-finding directly on a Google-provided webpage, that’s fine.
(but: read the license agreements carefully. The Apple/Google license is in the SDK documentation, and the Google license is easy to find on the web, just google for it)