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My apologies! I have not had time. I have a slave job!
I have achieved the push notification on iOS and Android.
When I have time I’ll write.
Looking forward to how to pulled everything together to get iOS and Android Woking, when you have time can you supply a step by step tutorial for everyone
Ok, ok, here I come!
First, my apologies for my English. I know it’s horrible. But it is what it is.
The Push Notification are basically composed of two big components, one server-side and other client-side or “app-side”.
So, your first big decistion is if use an existing service like PUSHWOOSH (http://www.pushwoosh.com) or Urban Airship (http://urbanairship.com) or develop your own sever.The server need to interact with Google Cloud Messaging (GCM) to send notification to Android Devices or Apple Push Notification (APN) Service for iOS. I’m now developing a Tomcat based open source service but is not ready. As I said, I’m a slave and do not have much free time.
App-Side: Because notification are in first time between the service and the device (not your application) you have to register your application on the device, a process through which you get a token for notifications (remember the token). This process requires a plugin and … bad news … MobiOne not have one!!! Why? I don’t know, is not complex. But reality is reality; not worth mourn.
Let me introduce “Phonegap build” (https://build.phonegap.com/apps), an Adobe service to compile in the cloud. “Phonegap build” has plugins for push notification. And good news, has a MobieOne plugin too, so, you can compile your MobieOne App in PhoneGap Build. Yay!
May be Pushwoosh is a good start point, has a free service and PhoneGap Build have a plugin (https://build.phonegap.com/plugins/150).
Therefore, the next steps are:
1) Learning to compile in PhoneGap Build. Try with Hello World done in MobiONe.
2) Study Pushwood plugin and service.
3) Build the future!
PD: In iOS you have to tell the AppId you usuará PushNotifications and generate a digital certificate for it. This is done in the Apple Developer Console
Thanks for your post Gustter,
but I need a little help here.
How do I implement the MobiOne PhoneGab plugin to my MobiOne project – where do I put the files?
You can create a twitter account for a business in 5-min. Then ask the interested users from the app to sign up to follow the twitter account? If they interested they will. Isn’t it much simpler? And of course its FREE!
I have many apps on my apple devices and I am sick of receiving push notifications. Quite frankly they are a pain in the ass and I turn them all off. In my opinion they are invasive and irritating and not worth the time and trouble.
