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| Publicado el 18,junio 2015 - 01:15 |
Hi All
Has anyone here managed to successfully implement push notification for iOS? I am battling to establish if a valid identifier is being returned by the PCSoft function. If you have got this right I would appreciate it if I can communicate with you - either on the forum here or privately. The reason why I am not asking a specific question right now as I have no idea where the thing is going pear shaped.
Cheers
Andre |
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| Publicado el 18,junio 2015 - 01:49 |
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| Publicado el 18,junio 2015 - 08:18 |
Hi King
Thanks for that.
I have followed the PCSoft notes and have an apple developer and enterprise certificate so I am good to go there. Where I seem to be having a problem is with the PCSoft code that generates the identifier. I am not sure I am storing this correctly. We do not use their H files but a flavor of SQL. I see they are storing all identifiers s binary memos. What equivalent storage in sql will be required? A blob? Are the Apple identifiers made up of visible characters as the Android ones are? Are you using WX for this work?
Cheers
Andre |
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| Publicado el 18,junio 2015 - 12:39 |
Andre
I am using wm20 and mostly with iPhone6+,5S,4 and iPad mini and have
no issue by using notification push regardless of hyperfile/msSql and other databases
and not sure what methods that you're using thus causing the trouble.
I haven't tried Android as they don't operate the same way as in ios.
Basically, I have no idea how pcSoft generates ID for certain operations/communication
purposes, perhaps better to consult them of how to in order to get better understandings.
I do use mixtures with wm20,wb19 but not wd19 in IOS at all.
Can you state your app with examples so that I can figure out in my side
and test around.
Cheers
King |
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| Publicado el 18,junio 2015 - 15:41 |
Hi King
I have been trying to get hold of you on your email but have had no reply.
I am really wanting to know what WX code you used to get at the identifier and what field type you store it in.
Cheers
Andre |
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| Publicado el 18,junio 2015 - 16:51 |
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| Publicado el 18,junio 2015 - 19:11 |
Andre
Ok. I try as below:
(in wm20 IDE)
Click ios>Generating the iPhone/iPad...
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Identifier of Bundle: com.myAPN.myApp
(Assumming you have an Enterprise Lic)
then copy all generated IOS/lib/app into iMac>XCode
and ensure that the deploy successfully in your iPhone/iPad.
Now, just logon to your a/c @ ios Dev Center
Goto Certificates, Identifier & profiles
Click Identifiers> App IDs,
then you will see something like
Xcode iOS App ID us yourRegName yourApp > ID=com.myAPN.myApp
and that's all I know so far
or you may just compile and generate the sample program iossystem
(there's an example about Notification things...)
and you will also see ... App ID us pcsoft iossystem us.pcsoft.iossystem
and that's all I can help so far.
HTH
Cheers
King
and find one iPhone/iPad generate |
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| Publicado el 18,junio 2015 - 19:48 |
Hi King
This has got lost in translation. I am not talking about the identifiers of the bundle. I have got those and have been using them for years.
I am talking about the identifier of the device that gets stored for use in push notifications.
Cheers
Andre |
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| Publicado el 21,junio 2015 - 15:54 |
Hi All
It is a long story but it is sorted now - the use of H files in the examples with implicit data type conversions blind sided me. Had to make some adjustments to the storage types for iOS and Android respectively and all seems to be working now.
Cheers
Andre |
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