Yaron Shahverdi

Any update on this issue? I've added the code snippet to add the BouncyCastleProvider but I'm still receiving the same exception: `java.security.InvalidKeyException: Not an EC key: ECDH`

Thank you Martijn! I'm running on Mac, Java 1.8 in a Spring application. It's happening on the pushService.send(notification) call.

The highest priority I was able to give the BouncyCastleProvider without crashing my app was 5, and I still received the same exception :/. It still came before the JCE...

Found out the issue was that the JCE could not authenticate the BouncyCastleProvider, even when explicitly adding the provider via `Security.addProvider(new BouncyCastleProvider())` or `Security.insertProviderAt(new BouncyCastleProvider(),1)`. The solution that worked for...