I'm using nativescript-vue for client application, and AWS for server.
I'm looking for a way to send push notifications with SNS, and currently It looks like (NS) supports firebase only as push notification provider.
Does anybody have experience with such a case?
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Firebase In-App Messaging is designed to retrieve messages from the server only once a day, but I would like to retrieve Firebase In-App Messaging messages stored on the server at each app startup.
Does anyone know how to implement this?
I want to add push notifications to my website.
Previously I have implemented push notification using pusher.
But this time the network is not connected to the internet. The website runs on an intranet.
I have searched but not understanding how to implement push notification on the intranet.
Can anyone kindly give me some reference or workflow of the implementation?
I have used laravel for the site development.
Thanks in advance
I'm trying to set up Windows Push Notification Services (WNS) for Windows server 2013. But I can't seem to find any documentation regarding this online, as most of it just explained more towards the client side.
Any guidance or reference is highly appreciated.
if you wanted to do push notification service for Windows, then you're correct that windows notification service is the right one. However it is a cloud notification service just like Apple Push Notification Service (APNS) or Google Cloud Messaging (GCM). However you can host your own service in Windows Server 2013 to talk to WNS. Otherwise you can use Azure Notification Hub which can integrate with your backend. So if you go for Azure Notification Hub, you will need to build a backend that talks to to Azure. Take a look at the link
We have succesfully managed to send push notifications on Android from GCM, but I was wondering how can I connect to Apple Push Notification Service with GCM? Do I need to download some API´s on the client side or is everything supported on the backend? I am using Xamarin.Forms to develop the frontend.
You will have to use APNS or 3rd party stuffs like PushSharp
Please have a look at the following threads. There is a bit of configuring required to have push notifications enabled in Ios. You need a couple of certificates.
http://developer.xamarin.com/guides/cross-platform/application_fundamentals/notifications/ios/remote_notifications_in_ios/
https://forums.xamarin.com/discussion/20845/how-to-approach-push-notifications-on-xamarin-forms-project
Google recently launched GCM for iOS. There is a Objective-C API available, however, I'm unsure if there is a Xamarin wrapper in place anywhere.
Xamarin has finally published the free component Google Cloud Messaging for iOS
And here is a link to nuget package.
Scenario:
I'm building a Windows 8 App which is outside of Windows Store. Here I wish to receive notifications using WNS. I have a Publisher which will generate events based on the user action on UI (Ex: Like Uploading a file, Once file upload is completed the event will be generated). I created a internal WCF Service(End Point) which will subscribe to the publisher and listens to the notifications sent by the Publisher. I'm integrating my Listener to WNS service in turn, once notifications are received by the listener, in turn will be sent to WNS Service to process and deliver to specific Device.
Here my question is in order to avail WNS service , do I need to keep my app in Windows Store ?? Is it mandatory ???
And Is their any way to implement push notifications in Windows 8 without using WNS Service????
Please clarify me on this.
Any help is appreciated
Thanks
Karthik Vadla
An app that needs to use the Windows Push Notifications Service (WNS) will also need to be present in the store. For an app to use WNS, it needs to register with the store app portal, which provides an app with a package security identifier (SID) and secret key, which are required to authenticate with and use WNS.
Windows Store Apps that need push notifications can only use WNS.
Traditional desktop applications are not able to use WNS, although they could implement their own version of push notifications.