J JDS Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Oct 15, 2024 #1 Is there a way to verify if an pushmessage really has been received by an device? Our FCM solution works and gets "ok" returned from the google service. But that doesn't mean it's delivered to the device itself. Is there an solution to verify this (on the server-side)?
Is there a way to verify if an pushmessage really has been received by an device? Our FCM solution works and gets "ok" returned from the google service. But that doesn't mean it's delivered to the device itself. Is there an solution to verify this (on the server-side)?
mcqueccu Expert Licensed User Longtime User Oct 15, 2024 #2 Basically, you should also have the app installed on a testing device. If your testing device also gets the same message, then you are sure, all others are getting it. Upvote 0
Basically, you should also have the app installed on a testing device. If your testing device also gets the same message, then you are sure, all others are getting it.
J JDS Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Oct 15, 2024 #3 We send the message to a specific device. So I can't install the application on a different device (and expect to reveice the message). Upvote 0
We send the message to a specific device. So I can't install the application on a different device (and expect to reveice the message).
aaronk Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Oct 15, 2024 #4 I don't think you can with an API. How to View Firebase Notification Delivery Reports? We use Firebase to send push notifications to both Android and iOS devices. We use Http (not XMPP). How to get delivery reports for push notifications? We want to check if a push is delivered to de... stackoverflow.com Upvote 0
I don't think you can with an API. How to View Firebase Notification Delivery Reports? We use Firebase to send push notifications to both Android and iOS devices. We use Http (not XMPP). How to get delivery reports for push notifications? We want to check if a push is delivered to de... stackoverflow.com
A Alex_197 Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Oct 15, 2024 #5 JDS said: Is there a way to verify if an pushmessage really has been received by an device? Our FCM solution works and gets "ok" returned from the google service. But that doesn't mean it's delivered to the device itself. Is there an solution to verify this (on the server-side)? Click to expand... what you can do - in the fm event MessageArrived you can add sending an email to you as a confirmation. Upvote 0
JDS said: Is there a way to verify if an pushmessage really has been received by an device? Our FCM solution works and gets "ok" returned from the google service. But that doesn't mean it's delivered to the device itself. Is there an solution to verify this (on the server-side)? Click to expand... what you can do - in the fm event MessageArrived you can add sending an email to you as a confirmation.
aeric Expert Licensed User Longtime User Oct 15, 2024 #6 Or make a http call to a web service or rest api hosted on the server (sender). Upvote 0
J JDS Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Oct 16, 2024 #7 Alex_197 said: what you can do - in the fm event MessageArrived you can add sending an email to you as a confirmation. Click to expand... That is just the problem. If the message never arrives, there will be no e-mail. If the device is shut down and then at any moment restarts, sometimes the push messages arrive. And sometimes the dont. That's why we wondered if there is a possibilty in API to check if the pushmessage has been delivered the the device. Upvote 0
Alex_197 said: what you can do - in the fm event MessageArrived you can add sending an email to you as a confirmation. Click to expand... That is just the problem. If the message never arrives, there will be no e-mail. If the device is shut down and then at any moment restarts, sometimes the push messages arrive. And sometimes the dont. That's why we wondered if there is a possibilty in API to check if the pushmessage has been delivered the the device.
GMan Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Oct 16, 2024 #8 Couldnt you make your app "listening" if a message arrives and then send a Status back to the server ? Last edited: Oct 16, 2024 Upvote 0
Couldnt you make your app "listening" if a message arrives and then send a Status back to the server ?
