apple-push-notifications

According to Apple's documentation I can register for silent notification by adding "content-available" = 1 key-value in aps payload dictionary. I want my app to wake up in background when a silent notification arrives. I set App downloads content in response to push notifications value to Required background modes in my info.plist This is my payload dictionary {"aps": { "alert":"Notification alert","badge":1,"sound":"default","content-available":1 } } I am getting callbacks in -(void)application:(UIApplication *)application didReceiveRemoteNotification:(NSDictionary *)userInfo

I need to install the certificate I've downloaded from apple dev portal in order to test the push notification on my Windows server. I searched online a solution but everyone says different things about it, Does anyone has a step by step guide on how to do this? Various Artist I have also been researching this subject. The following links may be useful to you: http://loudsoftware.com/?p=186 https://arashnorouzi.wordpress.com/2011/04/01/sending-apple-push-notifications-in-asp-net-%e2%80%93-part-2-generating-apns-certificates/ I finally got this working by following these key points that I

I saw one reference to limits on silent push notifications: "Silent pushes are rate limited—a handful per hour" (From WWDC 2013: http://devstreaming.apple.com/videos/wwdc/2013/204xex2xvpdncz9kdb17lmfooh/204/204.pdf ) I haven't seen this documented anywhere else, and in our experiments we have not seen any such limit. Does anyone know if this is something we need to take into account? All descriptions of regular APNs seem to imply that there is no limit, and while they are not necessarily received in real time, they should eventually be delivered. We are looking into using silent notifications

I am trying to use Java APNS - an open source project - to send push notifications to iPhones. I am getting an error, though. I have used a .pem file as certificate. Should this have been a .p12 file? I am not sure what the difference is, but I read somewhere online that there is a difference between these file formats. Here is the code: ApnsService service = APNS.newService() .withCert("gpk.pem", "XXXX") .withSandboxDestination() .build(); String payload = APNS.newPayload().alertBody("Can't be simpler than this!").build(); String token = "theTokenIsRemoveHere"; service.push(token, payload);

I'm developing an iOS application that uses push notifications, I have implemented the app and the server side and it works great if I send just one or two notifications. The problem comes when I need to send the same notification to all of my users, the notifications only get to the first users of the loop. I'm in sandbox, so I wonder if there is any limit for sandbox environment, because I have read that the APNS service has no limit. Any idea? Thanks in advance, UPDATED SOLUTION: I had to check apple response, I was sending push to invalid tokens and Apple disconnected me from server. With

I dont like asking vague questions but I couldnt exactly tell what the problem is. In my app I set some daily local notifications. Shooting everyday at 200PM. I later removed the codes that sets the local notifications, and added push notification feature. I test the push and it works (whenever I want to). But I still get the old notifications as well, could it be because I set them earlier somewhere on the phone itself. Is there a way to cancel them without coding. For example are they cancelled if I remove the app? danielbeard Uninstalling the app will remove the local notifications,

I'm using storyboard , and I want to open always the same view when user receives remote push notifications, even the app is in background or opened. The view I need to present is four views after the initial view controller set in the storyboard. I read this posts: How can I show a modal view in response to a notification as a new window? (no parent vc) Open a specific tab/view when user receives a push notification So here is my code: - (void)application:(UIApplication *)application didReceiveRemoteNotification:(NSDictionary *)userInfo { UINavigationController *navController =