devicetoken

I have two apps on the iTunes store - both implement push notifications. While I was testing sending notifications to these production apps, I noticed that a push intended for app A was titled and opened app B. Both of these apps are installed on the same phone. I looked in my device table and saw that the device Tokens (and of course, the Device ID) listed for the two apps were both the same. As required, I am using two different certificates on the server - one for each app. I sort of assumed the device Token or certificate would route the message to the right app but clearly it isn't. I can

I have two applications in one device. For iOS 7 both applications are sending different device tokens but for iOS 6 both apps are sending same device token. As per my understanding device token has to be same for all the application in one device. Is there something different in iOS7 than iOS 6? Tommie C. UPDATE: I guess I read this one a bit too quickly. Please note my revisions. If the answer meets your use-case please feel free to accept it. Based on your description I would suggest that there have been underlying changes to the token generation between iOS6 and iOS7. To examine this

Every one I am using the parse service for push notification in my app. but it register all time when i re-install the app in one device.Then problem is that,one device receive multiple notifications on each. I have done some code for registration which is shown below. please help me,thanks in advance. Parse.initialize(this, PARSE_APP_ID, PARSE_CLIENT_KEY); ParseACL defaultACL = new ParseACL(); defaultACL.setPublicReadAccess(true); ParseACL.setDefaultACL(defaultACL, true); PushService.setDefaultPushCallback(this, MainActivity.class); ParseInstallation.getCurrentInstallation().getInstallationId