apple-push-notifications

问题 I got a strange problem. iOS Notification Service Extension will delete the attachment from device. I use SDWebImage to display and cache image, and I implemented a Notification Service Extension to display a image in the notification alert view. In my case, the image was already cached locally. Then, I click home button, my app was running in background, app scheduled a local notification with the cached image attach into the notification content. See the code bellow: 1.Schedule a local

问题 I got a strange problem. iOS Notification Service Extension will delete the attachment from device. I use SDWebImage to display and cache image, and I implemented a Notification Service Extension to display a image in the notification alert view. In my case, the image was already cached locally. Then, I click home button, my app was running in background, app scheduled a local notification with the cached image attach into the notification content. See the code bellow: 1.Schedule a local

问题 I am developing a backend service that sends push notifications to mobile apps via either FCM or APNS. I would like to create an automated test that can run in under a minute and validates that the server can successfully send a notification. Note that I do not necessarily need to check that the notification has been delivered, just that FCM or APNS has successfully processed the request to send the message. I know that theoretically I could automate this test using a tool like appium and use

问题 I am developing a backend service that sends push notifications to mobile apps via either FCM or APNS. I would like to create an automated test that can run in under a minute and validates that the server can successfully send a notification. Note that I do not necessarily need to check that the notification has been delivered, just that FCM or APNS has successfully processed the request to send the message. I know that theoretically I could automate this test using a tool like appium and use

问题 I am developing a backend service that sends push notifications to mobile apps via either FCM or APNS. I would like to create an automated test that can run in under a minute and validates that the server can successfully send a notification. Note that I do not necessarily need to check that the notification has been delivered, just that FCM or APNS has successfully processed the request to send the message. I know that theoretically I could automate this test using a tool like appium and use

问题 I’m building an app which handles notifications pushed from Parse, and trying to create a notification history function. I’ve enabled the background modes successfully, so when the app is running in the background, the app can get the payload well via application:didReceiveRemoteNotification:fetchCompletionHandler even the banner/alert is not tapped. However, when force-quit / swipe up to kill the app, application:didReceiveRemoteNotification:fetchCompletionHandler is not called. Is there any

问题 I’m building an app which handles notifications pushed from Parse, and trying to create a notification history function. I’ve enabled the background modes successfully, so when the app is running in the background, the app can get the payload well via application:didReceiveRemoteNotification:fetchCompletionHandler even the banner/alert is not tapped. However, when force-quit / swipe up to kill the app, application:didReceiveRemoteNotification:fetchCompletionHandler is not called. Is there any

问题 So for about 4 years in our enterprise environment we were happily using VOIP push notifications to remotely access user's tablets for maintenance and remote data repair purposes. Unlike regular APNS, VOIP push notifications would access the app even if weren't running. I should have figured apple would kill it sometime. Is anyone aware of a private API to bypass the pushkit requirement to call reportNewIncomingCallWithUUID which brings about a full screen call UI, or another mechanism that I

问题 So for about 4 years in our enterprise environment we were happily using VOIP push notifications to remotely access user's tablets for maintenance and remote data repair purposes. Unlike regular APNS, VOIP push notifications would access the app even if weren't running. I should have figured apple would kill it sometime. Is anyone aware of a private API to bypass the pushkit requirement to call reportNewIncomingCallWithUUID which brings about a full screen call UI, or another mechanism that I

问题 So for about 4 years in our enterprise environment we were happily using VOIP push notifications to remotely access user's tablets for maintenance and remote data repair purposes. Unlike regular APNS, VOIP push notifications would access the app even if weren't running. I should have figured apple would kill it sometime. Is anyone aware of a private API to bypass the pushkit requirement to call reportNewIncomingCallWithUUID which brings about a full screen call UI, or another mechanism that I