apple-push-notifications

I implemented EasyAPNS in my app and server and currently have a database with 2000+ registered devices. Today I tried to send notifications to all of these devices and the script timed out. I checked the code (should've done it earlier, I know) and I discovered it opens a connection for each message . Basically this thing will never work and will get my IP banned, right? How's it even possible that this problem is not mentioned anywhere in the Google group ? Apparently nobody tried this library with a lot of notifications -- can this be real? Or am I missing something? I ended up rewriting a

I would like to use Azure Notification Hubs to send push notifications to users of my app running across iOS, Android and Windows Phone. I have managed to get the basics working but I don't know how to manage the App uninstall story. On starting, the mobile app will call my Identity Svc to get an Auth Token. It then calls its Platform Notification service (eg Google Cloud Messaging, APNS) to get a PNS Token. After persisting the token to local storage it will call a back-end Contact Svc to register the customer's device. This service will create a subscription to the Azure Notification hub for

I am using PyAPNs to send notifications to iOS devices. I am often sending groups of notifications at once. If any of the tokens is bad for any reason, the process will stop. As a result I am using the enhanced setup and the following method: apns.gateway_server.register_response_listener I use this to track which token was the problem and then I pick up from there sending the rest. The issue is that when sending the only way to trap these errors is to use a sleep timer between token sends. For example: for x in self.retryAPNList: apns.gateway_server.send_notification(x, payload, identifier =

There are 3 kinds of situations about this problem. During the development, I can restart the iPhone and reinstall the app to solve this problem. At first, this problem often occurs in the jailbreak iPhone, so we think that there may be something wrong with the Provisioning Profiles. But now, more and more users complain about this (could not receive push), who use the normal iPhone (not jailbreak) and download our app from the App Store. So, I'm confused, and a little worried, about why our app doesn't show in the notification center, and how we can help the users to solve the problem. Many

I want to update some data to my application. Consider the application is in the background state, it is neither Voip or Music or GPS. Is it possible to update/send data to the application which is in background? NOTE: I dont want to notify the user so that the application becomes active. Can anyone help me ?? rckoenes The answer is yes and no. Apple does allow you app to complete a lengthy process in the background. But if you does not fall in the Voip, music or GPS category then you can't run in background. If for example you want to send some data to a server, which could take some time,