apple-push-notifications

I am successfully fetching Apple APNS feedback data via PHP. The structure that I am getting (after some processing) looks something like this: timestamp device token My question is how to know which of the device tokens should I remove from my database and stop sending notifications to them. Regardz, Mladjo The timestamp is the crucial element here. The timestamp sent by Apple indicates the last time the push service attempted to deliver a message to the device and found the app to be uninstalled. If the device has re-registered with your service since then there is no need to delete it.

In development mode I can send push notification to devices, instead I can't in production, my setup is: .pem file that is the combination of aps_production.cer of provisioning portal and the private key of my ad-hoc certificate apple server apn: 'gateway.push.apple.com' with 2196 port I have a rails server that saves tokens from devices and then sends notification to apple with those device tokens and the previous .file for opening connection ad-hoc build applications have (it's rubymotion): entitlements['aps-environment'] = 'production' entitlements['get-task-allow'] = false application when

I've followed the instructions at How to build an Apple Push Notification provider server (tutorial) in an attempt to set up a push notification server. When I attempt to connect with the following PHP code // connect to apns server $strAPNSUrl = 'ssl://gateway.sandbox.push.apple.com:2195'; $strAPNSCert = 'dev.pem'; // generate stream $oStreamContext = stream_context_create(); stream_context_set_option($oStreamContext, 'ssl', 'local_cert', $strAPNSCert); // create the socket connection $oAPNS = stream_socket_client($strAPNSUrl, $iError, $strError, 2, STREAM_CLIENT_CONNECT, $oStreamContext); I

Trying to work around a few corner cases for when push notifications are denied in the app and I have two questions: 1) Is there a way to reset whether the user has seen the notification request pop up? 2) Is there any way to determine if the user has said no to the notification request? 1) No, unless there's some private API that does that, but that's not allowed by Apple 2) The first time your app is started, after calling registerForRemoteNotificationTypes , you can check if didRegisterForRemoteNotificationsWithDeviceToken is called. If it's not, the user said "No thanks". You can always

I am new to this topic and require some guidance in implementing Apple Push Notification in my application. I have created my appID and also configured Apple Push Notification for the same. I have downloaded the provisioning profile and installed the app on the iphone. I have also written the following code provided by Apple documentation - (void)application:(UIApplication *)app didRegisterForRemoteNotificationsWithDeviceToken:(NSData *)devToken { const void *devTokenBytes = [devToken bytes]; NSLog(@"devToken=%@",devTokenBytes); //self.registered = YES; //[self sendProviderDeviceToken

According to Apple's documentation , sound file in the ~/Library/Sounds will be search by system when trying to play a sound. How do I add a sound file to this folder? I tried to write to the folder in runtime, but has no permission. I added a Library/Sounds folder in xcode but it doesn't seems to copy over. xcode -> window -> devices, select my app and show container, folder is not there To add some context, I am doing custom sound for parse push notification. The server guy told me that when broadcasting to many users, sending a custom sound string in the payload for each user will be too