devicetoken

I want to read certificate from eToken when it plugged-in, when I store that certificate on local machine I can read it through my java application but, I don't know how to read it from eToken. RSAPublicKey pub; String fileName = "C:\\myCert.cer"; InputStream inStream = new FileInputStream(fileName); CertificateFactory cf = CertificateFactory.getInstance("X.509"); X509Certificate cert = (X509Certificate)cf.generateCertificate(inStream); inStream.close(); pub = (RSAPublicKey) cert.getPublicKey(); System.out.println(cert.getIssuerDN()); System.out.println(cert.getSubjectDN()); System.out.println

If we reset an iPhone, the device ID remains the same. Is it the same for the device token? I assume you are referring to the device token available to methods such as - (void)application:(UIApplication *)application didRegisterForRemoteNotificationsWithDeviceToken:(NSData *)deviceToken If this is the case, then no, the device token can and will change . Quoted from Apples Local and Push Notification Programming Guide By requesting the device token and passing it to the provider every time your application launches, you help to ensure that the provider has the current token for the device. If

So I want to target one specific device token via Urban Airship, but no matter what I do, all of my devices get the message intended for a specific device token. Here's my PHP code - any help is as usual greatly appreciated! define('APPKEY','XXXXXXXXXXXXXX'); define('PUSHSECRET', 'XXXXXXXXXXXXX '); // Master Secret define('PUSHURL', 'https://go.urbanairship.com/api/push/broadcast/'); $msg = "This is a message intended for my iPad 3"; $devicetokens = array(); $devicetokens[0] = $devicetoken; $contents = array(); $contents['badge'] = "1"; $contents['alert'] = $msg; $contents['sound'] = "default"

I had an issue where a user started receiving double notifications after uninstalling and reinstalling my app, as the device sent to my server 2 different APNS tokens - one from the first installation and the other after reinstalling the app. Since the tokens were different I could not know this is the same device. Until iOS 9 came out, every time I uninstalled and reinstalled the app, I always got the same APNS, so it was easy to know that this is the same device the user used as before. Since iOS 9, it seems that the APNS token is changed on every installation. My question is how to tell if

I am developing an iPhone app that needs push notification. I followed the instructions for creating the certifications and modifying the app ID. I am not totally sure I did this correctly, but I did follow the directions. Any idea how I can check to see if this is OK? When I ran in the emulator I did get an error message saying that the emulator did not support push notifications. This was somewhat expected. BTW: I have seem this question out there a few times. It always seems to be with a jail-broken phone. My phone is NOT jail-broken. But when I debug on the iPhone the

I have used the following code to register my app to receive push notification, and I got the alert that asks me to register for push notification and I accidentally press cancel. Now I want to have the alert again so I can fire the delegate method in order to get the device token. But I don't get this alert any more and every time I open the settings I found that the notification is turned off for the app. I tried to delete the app from device, change app version, delete testing profile ,clean the target even I reset all the iPhone settings, but still was not able to solve this.I would very

In my app I have different devices registered and for the Android ones I am storing the GCM Registration Id and for the iOS I am storing the device token (push notifications). I want to distinguish when a device is iOS or Android. What is the easiest way to do it? Do Android GCM RegIds start always with string "APA"? In short no. If you need to distinguish between Android and iOS clients, include a platform identifier (eg: platform: Android) along with the InstanceID token when sending it to your server. This way on your server you can know which clients are on which platform. You should not

I am working on an iPhone app with Apple Push Notification integration. I have some doubts on this. If the user clicked "Dont Allow" button in the APNS registration alert, will our code still receives the Device Token from APNS? I have tested that when the user switched off the notification in iPhone notification, still the app receives the Device Token from APNS? It is correct? Can anyone please clarify these doubts? Kimpoy In my understanding on APNS, it doesn't depend on the user's action (as you mentioned that if when the user clicks on "Don't Allow" button) for your iOS to receive the