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I want to call my method on particular time (like 5:00 pm , 6:00 pm etc). In my app user enter a time suppose he enters 6:00 pm and I am scheduling internally local notification at 5:00 pm. and at 5:00 pm my notification occurs but I want that user don't know about that notification that will be a silent notification and once it will occur I need to call a method internally and show result to user when he opens the application.

Please help me

Thanks

Chandni - Systematix
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  • Simple answer; you can't. There is no way to schedule app execution at a particular time on iOS. You could send a silent push notification from a server but there is no guarantee that it will be delivered at that time due to network connectivity/device switched off etc. – Paulw11 Jun 24 '17 at 14:41
  • If you want to call a method by notification then you have to run a background process in the app. But this feature is not supported by apple. So it is not possible to trigger a method from background without user interaction. – Tanvir Nayem Jun 25 '17 at 06:20
  • Thanks for reply Paulw and Tan, but any other solution.. – Chandni - Systematix Jun 26 '17 at 09:34

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