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I'm new to iphone app development and I'm having trouble figuring out how to push data to the app. Specifically, I am trying to find a way to push new data (user posts) from the server to the app without the user having to refresh (pull down to refresh). Is is possible? there is a close solution use Apple Push Notification service : it will allow you to send an alert with a message and a button for the user to open the app if you want, it can also add a numbered badge to the icon of your app (think whatsapp, mail). here's a link explaining how to use it http://www.raywenderlich.com/3443/apple

I tried the apple push notification API and made it work on my local mac(environment). I tested it in my local tomcat, everything works fine and iOS devices receive notifications as excepted. But when I deploy my war into the tomcat at remote server( Amazon EC2 instance), noted that I use the same .p12 file for verification. The application returns a successful message but the iOS devices could not receive any messages. I checked the connection with Apple push server, everything seems fine. I am wondering if I missed any other system set up for this Amazon EC2. The same code works on a tomcat

I'm building the back end to a site which will have multiple "widgets" on the front end which need to update in real time. Right now I simply have a load method which populates all the widgets with data, on page load obviously. My question is how to handle the real time aspect of further updates. I thought of having just multiple ajax calls, which could query a service every second or so, and return the latest data, but that seems inefficient. Is there a way to " push " data to a View from a Controller? It depends on how often the data on the front end needs to be updated. Most pages aren't

This may be a silly question, but when you commit to Git for Heroku, does it show up anywhere on Github or is there any way to have it show up that way? Or where are the commits being stored? I wasn't able to find anywhere online to know if this was possible or not. The closest and most relavent I did find on Stack was this: Heroku + Github Integration Thanks! Yes, if you push your code to github then you'll see the log messages - Heroku is after all just a remote git repo, just like github is. If you push your code to Heroku, it will not show up in Github unless you do the following. If you

When I pushed a git commit to my remote depository, this warning appeared: clyde-browns-computer-2:bloccit clydiscope$ git commit -m 'Installed gem faker and generated seed data' [seed-data fabb6ea] Installed gem faker and generated seed data 3 files changed, 26 insertions(+), 7 deletions(-) clyde-browns-computer-2:bloccit clydiscope$ git checkout master Switched to branch 'master' Your branch is up-to-date with 'origin/master'. clyde-browns-computer-2:bloccit clydiscope$ git merge seed-data Updating 1811f8b..fabb6ea Fast-forward Gemfile | 1 + Gemfile.lock | 3 +++ db/seeds.rb | 29 ++++++++++++

I'm having a JSON array with properties as id and parentActivityId. $scope.data = [ { id: 1, activityName: "Drilling", parentActivityId: 0, items: [ { id: 2, activityName: "Blasting", parentActivityId: 1, items: [ { id: 3, activityName: "Ann", parentActivityId: 2, items: [], }, { id: 4, activityName: "Ann", parentActivityId: 2, items: [], } ] }, { id: 5, activityName: "Transport", parentActivityId: 1, items: [ { id: 6, activityName: "Daniel", parentActivityId: 5, items: [], } ] } ] } ]; I would like to push a new item based on the parentActiityId .The new item will be having a new id . Example

I have a local git repository. Recently I have added a remote repository from bitbucket, and have pushed my branch there without any problem by: git push bitbucket (since I've configured username and password in https url). But when I try to push, using NetBeans, I always get 401 Unauthorized , when I choose from configured remote repos list and when I try to enter the remote repo details manually. I have the most recent version of NetBeans and Git plugin. Thanks for any help in advance. It is a bug in NetBeans. Seams fixed in NetBeans 7.2, and looks even better in NetBeans 7.3, so perhaps you