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Within my application, I want to check if there is any updated version of my application is in the app store. If there is any, then have to inform the user through an alert message and if he/she opt for upgrade I want to update the new version.I want to do all this through my application. Is this possible?
You can store the most current application version string on your server. When the app is activated, request this information from the server and compare it to the version string that is contained in your applications Info.plist.
You can get the version in Info.plist like this
If the string differs, you can show an alert that a newer version is available in the app store. You can also link directly to the app store from the alert.