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I already have asked about how to test Push notification in iPhone.
Now I have to test the same in iPad. I found that the tool PushMeBaby does not work in iPad. When I tried to do so it is showing some Socket error(5).
Is there any other tool which helps me to test this? Or Can I fix this error in PushMeBaby tool and make it workable to test the same in iPad?
Thanks in advance.

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    The iPhone and iPad are exactly the same with respect to push notifications. Also, where do you see "Socket error"? – Stephen Darlington Sep 29 '11 at 12:37
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    Yes, PushMeBaby works quite well for all my devices. – Nekto Sep 29 '11 at 12:38
  • It is showing on console. The certificate is loaded successfully but when I click on "Push" button, it simply prints "Socket error(5), Log 2". – Naved Sep 30 '11 at 03:24
  • It is solved. It was my mistake in providing Device Token - I am adding the answer. Thanks for your help. – Naved Sep 30 '11 at 04:00
  • You can use this online tester which supports both Android and iOS. Easy to use simple website http://www.pushtry.com 1. Select you .p12 file 2. Enter device token3 3. Select environment Sandbox or production 4. Enter message 5. Send – Arvind Aug 22 '16 at 06:08

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I am adding this answer just for those who may do the same mistake I have done.
It was giving me error sometime otherwise it was neither giving any error nor any push message is displayed. The Problem was in Device Token. Since I did not copy/paste it but added it manually it was very difficult to find the miss characters. When I replaced it with copy/paste data and re-execute it, it is sending a push message for each click.

Those who believe that PushMeBaby tool is only for iPhone/iPod are wrong (including me before today). It is meant for all the devices. Hats Off to PushMeBaby.

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