D dieterp Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Jan 31, 2016 #1 I am currently rewriting an existing iOS app written in XCode (That up on the App Store) to B4i. I would like to know what all the processes are for this to be successful. The app receives Push Notifications that get sent from my private server. One of the main issues I am currently having is how to test the new app in B4i with the existing app's setup of App ID's, provisioning files etc. Can anyone please give me a step by step account of what I need to do to be able to receive notifications from my private server to my new development b4i app?
I am currently rewriting an existing iOS app written in XCode (That up on the App Store) to B4i. I would like to know what all the processes are for this to be successful. The app receives Push Notifications that get sent from my private server. One of the main issues I am currently having is how to test the new app in B4i with the existing app's setup of App ID's, provisioning files etc. Can anyone please give me a step by step account of what I need to do to be able to receive notifications from my private server to my new development b4i app?
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Jan 31, 2016 #2 In iOS you can always delete the certificates and create new ones. About the push notifications, I recommend you to switch to PushServer. You can run it on your private server. You can continue to use the existing push implementation. The server implementation doesn't affect the client implementation. Upvote 0
In iOS you can always delete the certificates and create new ones. About the push notifications, I recommend you to switch to PushServer. You can run it on your private server. You can continue to use the existing push implementation. The server implementation doesn't affect the client implementation.
D dieterp Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Jan 31, 2016 #3 Would there be any complications to using PushServer instead of my current push implementation? Just some more background on the apps. I developed the Android version of the app while another developer did the iOS one (In Obj C actually I think). Everything is running well with both apps with regards to the push notifications. If I change to PushServer, will there any problems with either the current Android/iOS apps that were setup with my own push service (Registrations etc.) Upvote 0
Would there be any complications to using PushServer instead of my current push implementation? Just some more background on the apps. I developed the Android version of the app while another developer did the iOS one (In Obj C actually I think). Everything is running well with both apps with regards to the push notifications. If I change to PushServer, will there any problems with either the current Android/iOS apps that were setup with my own push service (Registrations etc.)
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Jan 31, 2016 #4 B4J PushServer works with both Android and iOS devices. It should work. However you should test it before moving to production. Once everything is working you can replace the server software. Upvote 0
B4J PushServer works with both Android and iOS devices. It should work. However you should test it before moving to production. Once everything is working you can replace the server software.
