Push Notification issue

[ghost]

I am using following code, but not showing any error nor notifications.I've added in this source code, but not working. What could be the reason of failure? Please help on this.

public class Demo {
    ApnsService pushService = APNS.newService()
            .withCert("cert.p12", "password")
            .withSandboxDestination()
            .build();

    void notify(String message){
        String payload = APNS.newPayload().alertBody(message).badge(45).sound("default").build();
        String token = "XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX";
        pushService.push(token, payload);

        Map<String, Date> inactiveDevices = pushService.getInactiveDevices();
        for (String deviceToken : inactiveDevices.keySet()) {
            Date inactiveAsOf = inactiveDevices.get(deviceToken);
            System.out.println("Output : " + inactiveAsOf);
        }
    }
}

[matzew]

whats exactly the issue ?

[ghost]

When I run above code, I neither see error message and nor see notifications coming to iOS device.

1. How can we confirm connection is establish with gateway.sandbox.push.apple.com.
2. How we confirm push notifications being sent to iOS device.

Also, as I said above code not working for me, don't see any errors and notification. What could be the reason of failure?

[matzew]

@pashtika you could implement this interface https://github.com/notnoop/java-apns/blob/master/src/main/java/com/notnoop/apns/ApnsDelegate.java

and include it when building the ApnsService e.g.:

APNS.newService()
  .withXXXXX().
.....
. withDelegate(new ApnsDelegate() {
/// implement the methods
})

[harmeetsingh0013]

@pashtika firstly you need to verify your security certificate generate by mac machine.

[ghost]

yes, OK, I am able to send notification to Apple IOS device. But how can I send emoji and different sound through APNS java code?

[harmeetsingh0013]

that's good, @pashtika for this, i have no idea. you will need to explore Java APNS libraries, or use another one. If you did this, please notify us.

[matzew]

Perhaps worth to look at Apple's APNs doc? https://developer.apple.com/library/ios/documentation/NetworkingInternet/Conceptual/RemoteNotificationsPG/Chapters/ApplePushService.html

[ghost]

Is there any way to confirm whether notifications being send successfully through APNS java code? Let me explain more: Suppose, I don't have iOS device with me and it's with some other person and I want to send APNS push notification to that person, Do I've a way to confirm notifications being send successfully to that person through APNS Java API rather than I need to ask that person to confirm if he/she has received notification?

Please let me know if we can confirm notifications being send successfully thorough java code? I can get confirmation in the case of GCM in response.

[matzew]

to device? no - well, not directly via apns api

to apns itself: yes (see the ApnsDelegate interface I mentioned on a different thread before)

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Is there any way to confirm whether notifications being send successfully though APNS java code?

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[ghost]

Could you please share code snippet, how we can use APNSDelegate to know Notifications being sent on iOS device within APNS API?

[justuno]

@JavaHelper you can implement ApnsDelegate's messageSent method. if the message was sent to APNS successfully, this method would be called.this means that the message was accepted by the APNS.

However, it's almost impossible to check that whether the message was arrived at the specified device,because apple doesn't guarantee this.what we only know is that APNS will attempt to send the message,that's it.

[matzew]

On Thu, Dec 3, 2015 at 12:39 PM, Justuno [email protected] wrote:

@JavaHelper https://github.com/JavaHelper you can implement ApnsDelegate's messageSent method. if the message was sent to APNS successfully, this method would be called.this means that the message was accepted by the APNS.

However, it's almost impossible to check that whether the message was arrived at the specified device,because apple doesn't guarantee this.what we only know is that APNS will attempt to send the message,that's it.

Right, but you can build your own layer around (e.g. ping your backend from the app). That's what we have done for our AeroGear push server: * https://aerogear.org/docs/unifiedpush/ups_userguide/index/#_pushapplication_analytics * https://aerogear.org/docs/unifiedpush/ups_userguide/index/#_pushapplication_activity

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