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The procedure shown here requires you to have:

Please refer to the How to build an iOS app articles. If any exist, they need to be regenerated at the end of this procedure.

This procedure assumes that there were no certificates requested previously either for the Mobile App or the Server.

This means that it’s necessary to generate another certificate at the time you want to deploy the backend for sending push notifications.

The Certificate generated for development environments cannot be used for product environments.

Of course, you can apply the same procedure for the production environment. This article explains the procedure to get a certificate for a development-environment setup.

The Provisioning Profile for the Mobile App.Īll this information is strictly related to the environment (development or production) you are setting up for the mobile application.

An APNs Certificate and its Passphrase for the Server: it enables your server to send push notifications through the APNs Server only for a particular mobile App, identified by the App ID.

An App ID for the Mobile App: it enables the Mobile App to receive push notifications.

What you need to set everything up and running is: This article is a step-by-step tutorial on how to obtain an Apple Push Notification Service (APNs) Certificate to be used for sending push notifications to a mobile application. For the iOS platform, you need to have an APNS Certificate and its related APNS Certificate Passphrase. The notification provider requires a specific configuration for each platform. To enable a project for push notifications, you need to add and configure a notification provider. WebRatio Mobile Platform allows you to send push notifications from a Data Service project.