javapns

When I try to using java APNS to send the push notification to iOS, I got this error message: com.notnoop.exceptions.InvalidSSLConfig: java.io.IOException: DerInputStream.getLength(): lengthTag=109, too big. I already try converting the certificate to Personal Information Exchange (.p12) also getting the same error. Anyone know to problem and how to resolve it? Here are my java code: ApnsService service = APNS.newService() .withCert("src/net/notification/ck.jks", "******") .withSandboxDestination() .build(); String payload = APNS.newPayload().alertBody(record.getSendMsg()).build(); String

I was going through updated official APNS documentation and it clearly says, All developers should migrate their remote notification provider servers to the more capable and more efficient HTTP/2-based API described in APNs Provider API. But the new APNs Provider API doesn't seem to have old APNS Feedback Service. They have changed endpoint URLs which doesn't have feedback service endpoint. Also looks the error codes are upgraded now, which includes below error code, Unregistered - The device token is inactive for the specified topic. So aren't we suppose to call the APNS Feedback service

I am using the appengine-maven-plugin to build my Java Google App Engine project. I include .p12 certificates in a WEB-INF sub-folder When I build my application, the filesize of the certificate increases by a few KB. This renders it invalid. I have seen the same happen to .jks certificates too. I have verified the validity of the certificate pre-build and used the same method to confirm the invalidity of the post-build certificate. Can anyone tell me why the file size is changing and why it is not simply copied to the WAR? Thanks for your help. Another solution is to disable filtering of .p12