Jack, Thanks for the feedback.
I sent the hello world message to our car and received push notifications on both my iPad and iPhone.
Excellent. I also made a change to the APNS PUSH server code, and it should now be beeping for you. You can turn it off in Settings/Notifications if you don't like it.
The only odd thing was my iPad was in landscape and the notification came in on the side. I'm using the 202 server.
Not my problem ;-) Thanks, Mark. P.S. Now PUSH is back working for me (it seemed to be just a developer build problem, and testflight builds are ok), I can get back to testing the Stop charge notification. I don't get cellular signal (or SMS messages) at home - which suggests either the antenna and cellular modem in the car are fantastic to keep getting signal even in the garage, or the iPhone 4S reception sucks - take your pick. On 17 Feb 2012, at 11:47 AM, Jack West wrote:
Mark,
I sent the hello world message to our car and received push notifications on both my iPad and iPhone. The only odd thing was my iPad was in landscape and the notification came in on the side. I'm using the 202 server.
Jack
On Feb 16, 2012, at 3:52 PM, Mark Webb-Johnson <mark@webb-johnson.net> wrote:
I found an issue with the developer build of push notifications under iOS. It was not a code problem - just the wrong certificate specified for code signing. I also found that the PUSH certificates were not installed on the production tmc.openvehicles.com server (64.111.70.40).
So, two questions:
For those of you using the iOS TestFlight release against www.openvehicles.com server, do PUSH notifications work for you? Do you get a notification of charge complete/done when you are not running the App? A simple way to test is to send an SMS to your car "HELLO WORLD" - you should get a PUSH notification back with the content of the unrecognised SMS. Can you test this, and let me know if it is ok?
For those you using the iOS TestFlight release against tmc.openvehicles.com, can you test PUSH notifications now, to see if they work? A simple way to test is to send an SMS to your car "HELLO WORLD" - you should get a PUSH notification back with the content of the unrecognised SMS. Can you test this, and let me know if it is ok?
We're getting ready for production now, and need to cross the T's and dot the I's.
Regards, Mark.
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