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After push notifications were successfully sent and received using general iOS Development and APNs Development iOS certificates, I created iOS Distribution and APNs Production certificates for AdHoc testing.

At first, i created an iOS Distribution certificate and installed it to the Keychain. Then I created APNs Production certificate, installed it to the Keychain, and uploaded .p12 file to the server. Finally, I created provisioning profile and signed it with an iOS Distribution certificate. But when I created and ipa-file and installed it on device, push notifications are not received.

Device asked for permissions and i got a unique device ID, server side is fine. Had anyone faced that problem and what guide/tutorial followed?

I followed this article

http://gnuromancer.org/2013/04/21/google-app-engine-apns/

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    You're stating a problem, not asking a question. Please specify a not-too-broad problem you're facing. – Mephy Apr 14 '15 at 20:21
  • Did device ask your permissions for displaying notifications? Did you get device unique id? Is all fine at server side? – Azat Apr 14 '15 at 20:47

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The issue was with Google App Engine server. 

 ApnsService service = APNS.newService()
.withCert(inputStream, "password").withSandboxDestination()
.withNoErrorDetection().build();

If you are about to create AdHoc or AppStore build, along with different certificate and provisioning profile, the withSandboxDestination() line has to be changed to withProductionDestination().

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