GCM Error when hosting on my own server

Have you also configured the java "sender" to use your board server?

You mean update the config.txt file? Or is there something else that needs to be done?
If you can explain this a bit that would be helpful...
Abhi

Ok - it was as simple as that i think
Now it works fine!
Thank you!

Hey flyingbag,

I am having the same issue!
Can you please tell me what was the fix !?

Thanks in advance!
gesf

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I am having problems somewhat similar to flyingbag.
Followed the tutorial, downloaded the sample files
registered everything with Google and ran the device APP to register its name OK (got my registered okay message)
desktop tool worked great, got my toast message (PUSH came through just fine).
I would say it was a total success.

So - I tried to move things to my own server
1. edited c2dm_board.php to have MY servername, URL, and passwords and FTP'd that php file to my server
2. edited config.txt likewise
3. edited GCM\Device\Push\Objects\src\anywheresoftware\b4a\samples\push\main.java to contain MY URL
4. re-ran the PushExample.b4a project
5. downloaded to my Galaxy Note II
Now it won't register.
...and when I run b4a_gcm.bat I get
java.lang.RuntimeException: java.net.ConnectException: Connection refused: connect
at anywheresoftware.b4a.c2dm.C2DM.getIdForName<C2DM.java:98>
at anywheresoftware.b4a.c2dm.C2DM.sendMessageTo<C2DM.java:48>
at anywheresoftware.b4a.c2dm.C2DM.main<C2DM.java:218>

(I'm a 30-years experience embedded programmer, strong in ASM and ANSI C - very new to Android. Never used MySQL or any .php script before.)

Thanks for your patience.

My log shows:
LogCat connected to: 42f7........c7
---beginning of /dev/log/main
---beginning of /dev/log/system
** Activity (main) Create, isFirst = true **
** Activity (main) Resume **
startService: class com.openflow.us.push.pushservice
** Service (pushservice) Create **
** Service (pushservice) Start **
** Service (pushservice) Start **
startService: class anywheresoftware.b4a.samples.httputils2.httputils2service
** Service (httputils2service) Create **
** Service (httputils2service) Start **
......(and here's where the error occurs, I think)....
org.apache.http.conn.HttpHostConnectException: Connection to http://firstGCM.db.113 .. 73.hostedresource.com refused
...

So I will go and see why that may have happened - password?

The good news is that the URL does indeed seem to point to my server/database

3. You should edit the B4A project, not the generated Java code.

The error means that the server is not accessible. Can you access it with the device browser?