My iPhone app is working fine in development phase. Now when I make a binary for the Appstore and upload it, push notifications no longer work. I made some changes and want to upload it again on Appstore, but I want to make sure that push notifications are working fine? Is there any way to do it?
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How are you doing the push notification? Did you write it yourself or using a third-party like Urban Airship or Notifo? – Black Frog Apr 08 '11 at 13:16
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yeah i am using urban airship – Piscean Apr 08 '11 at 13:21
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You can Verify my making ad-Hoc build...
http://bluxte.net/musings/2009/05/17/ad-hoc-distribution-iphone-application
http://adeem.me/blog/2009/04/24/tutorial-list-guideline-for-building-ad-hoc-application-for-iphone/
You need to create different provision profile and also while sending msg from server verify whether you are using sandbox(sandbox.gateway...) or actual...
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i am using xcode 3. i found how to make adhoc build using xcode 4. but i couldn't find how to do that by using xcode 3. can you give me some document or link that how to make adhoc build using xcode 3. – Piscean Apr 08 '11 at 13:14
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Using Urban Airship they recommend creating two application key. One for development and the other for production. Are you sure your app is using the proper key? I recommend going over iOS Push Notification settings in Urban Airship documentation.
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You can simply compile the app in Ad hoc, and send a notification to the app. In ad hoc, the app use the production certificate.
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