iOS Question Push Notification

JanPRO

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• Jul 29, 2017

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Hi,

from my experince using PHP for sending push notifications it not the best idea, one big problem: repeatedly open and close connections can been seen as a DDos attack. I recommend you to use Firebase, it's really simple to set up and very reliable. Firebase has also a Http Api, so it should be simple to send request from a PHP script.

Marco Maria Vilucchi said:

Which is the syntax in B4I?

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Go over this tutorial, everything is explained there.
https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/threads/push-notifications.48562/
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Marco Maria Vilucchi

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• Jul 29, 2017

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OK I'm Trying.
But in the Tutorial Erel saysabout to Create a provision file with the new App ID: The last step is done in the IDE by clicking on Tools - Build Server - Create Push Keystore.
I have B4I 3.6 and I have:
Tools - Build Server - Create Push store - B4X Push Server
or
Tools - Build Server - Create Push store - Firebase Service

Both have an error


This is my keys folder content:



What may I do?
(When solved it i can study Firebse....)
Thans
Marco

 

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JanPRO

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• Jul 29, 2017

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While creating the push store, you have to move the file aps.cer or aps_development (it depends on whether you want to build it for development or release) to another folder.

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Erel

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• Jul 30, 2017

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Tip: only use distribution certificates. There is no reason to use development certificates.

 

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Marco Maria Vilucchi

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• Jul 30, 2017

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I created a Distribution aps certificate and I entered them into Project Attributes Region of App:

#ProvisionFile: ServiceH24Dist.mobileprovision
#CertificateFile: aps.cer

When i compile app I have this:



How can I use aps certificate?
Thans
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Erel

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• Jul 31, 2017

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aps certificate is only used to create the push key. You should sign your app with the distribution certificate.

 

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Marco Maria Vilucchi

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• Jul 31, 2017

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Sorry,
but i don't know what's happening.



as a development provisioning profile:



I tryied also with a distribution provisioning profile but htn i can only download the apk file...

 

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Erel

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• Jul 31, 2017

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You need to create a distribution provision profile (ad hoc).

 

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Marco Maria Vilucchi

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• Jul 31, 2017

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Sorry: what means ad Hoc.
I used This:


and if I use Run (F5) I have this:




if I use Build Release App I have this:

 

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Erel

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• Jul 31, 2017

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The provision profile used is wrong. It is a store provision instead of an ad hoc. Create a new one. You can choose which file will be used with the #ProvisionFile attribute.

 

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Marco Maria Vilucchi

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• Jul 31, 2017

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ok Tks

 

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