azure-notificationhub

I have a situation where I need to use the same notification hub for several iOS applications. For a given tag - all the applications should receive this push. Each iOS app has a different push notification certificate, so only one of the apps actually got the push notification. I don't want to resolve to opening multiple hubs - because then I need to manage which hub each app could belong to - and this is very awkward. How can I achieve this? I'm pretty certain what you want to do is impossible for several reasons. iOS push is handled via APNS which is an Apple technology. Apple dictates that

Recently our Azure Notification Hub became a very mysterious entity. When Apple devices register we can see them in Service Bus Explorer and as soon as we try sending any notifications (from SBE or Azure Portal) we get a "Notification Successful" message, but nothing appears on the device. Refreshing registration list uncovers the fact that the registrations were deleted. We are not removing them anywhere in code, and the TTL has not expired. Any suggestions? Notification hub cleans up registrations with invalid tokens during the send flow. Looks like for some reasons APNS rejects your tokens

Using a Standard Notification Hub, I want to view telemetry for a specific message using the returned NotificationId and either this rest API: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/azure/mt608135.aspx or the NotificationHubClient GetNotificationOutcomeDetailsAsync method: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/microsoft.azure.notificationhubs.notificationhubclient.getnotificationoutcomedetailsasync.aspx Either way, I need the Notification Message Id that is supposed to be returned from the hub when sending the message. I am sending the message from the app backend using the

I am not able to upload a .p12 for APN. and this is the error message I received. Any idea what cause this error? SubCode=40000. Failed to validate credentials with APNS. Error is The credentials supplied to the package were not recognized..TrackingId:b18f483e-6285-9d5b-895c-12e2fcc26dcf_M1_G12,TimeStamp:4/21/2014 3:16:19 AM aahsanali I was having the same issue while uploading the certificate on the backend and finally found the solution after lot of struggling. Do the following: Select keys from your keychain Locate desired push private key Click the small arrow to expand the key & profile

What are the main differences between azure notification hub and mobile services Which is best to use when. Thanks Those services have a totally different purpose. Mobile Services allow you to provide a backend to (mobile) devices running your apps. Imagine a database that is exposed via a REST based API. You can react on CRUD operations by writing JavaScript code (Azure uses node.js for this purspose) and restrict the access to the database. This allows you to rapidly develop new apps (or at least proofs). Via JavaScript you can send push notifications by communicating the Windows