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My bundle identifier has to match the one in the iOS dev portal:
com.mydomain.myappname
It seems the only way to do this in Xcode is to go to Targets, Build Settings, and change the Product Name to myappname. However, this also causes the app to be called “myappname” on the device home screen (under the icon). I know that has to able to be set differently. (I want “My App” to be displayed instead of “myappname”). Where do I set this?
You set this as the “Product Name” in the Build Settings in Xcode. You want to set your bundle identifier in the info.plist file for your app.
The bundle identifier in the Info.plist can contain placeholder variables such as ${PRODUCT_NAME}. These placeholder variables are replaced with their values from the build settings when the app is compiled. Use plutil to see the compiled version of the Info.plist in your .app bundle.