I have a question on creating a certificate for submitting an app to the app store. In my app, i am using APNS. When creating a certificate, do i need to select only App Store and Ad Hoc or both App Store and Ad Hoc and Apple Push Notification service SSL(Production) under production section. Anyway when i am creating provisioning profile i am enabling push notifications.
For app store you can select only Apple Push Notification service SSL (Production).
You select only app Store. Add hoc distribution should use only for development phase.
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I am going to upload my first iOS App.I am Integrating Firebase Push Notification in my iOS App.
Which certificate i need for Distribution?
App Store and Ad Hoc production certificate is only enough for App distribution? or I need both App Store and Ad Hoc ,Apple Push Notification service SSL (Sandbox & Production) or only Apple Push Notification service SSL (Sandbox & Production)?
hope you understand my problem.Thanks In advance
This is the only certificate you require for distribution:
I have created an application on an enterprise account, since it's just going to be used by the employees in the company,
I have made the provisioning profiles and the certificates, while the app is still in development, I can receive push notifications normally, sandbox = 1, but when we added the app to the website, push notifications are not been received, knowing that the sandbox turned to 0.
Any idea what could be wrong?
Thank you
make sure that the certificate that you are using to send the notifications is attached to a "Distribution Provisioning Profile" and not "Development Provisioning Profile".
Got to iTunes Connect > Identifiers > App IDs, and make sure that your App ID Push Notifications are configured for Distribution. AND you are using the matching certificate when sending the notifications.
Is it possible to get push notification through enterprise provision profile?
I am not releasing the app to app store, So I distribute the app using enterprise provision profile(In House Enterprise). My question is
1) Enterprise provision profile(In House Enterprise) get push notification for that app without adding the UDID ?
Thanks.
Yes you can, just like a with a normal app store app. Just register for push notification and send the received token to your APNS server.
Yes, It is possible to get push notification distributed using enterprise provisioning. Just ensure that you are using the right certificate for the app.
Your device gets registered irrespective of the type of the provisioning profile.
I'm publishing an application with Push Notification on a new developer account.
When creating the Certificate do we need the App Store and Ad Hoc? Or do we only need the Apple Push Notification service SSL only?
App Store and Ad Hoc Sign your iOS app for submission to the App Store
or for Ad Hoc distribution.
Apple Push Notification service SSL
(Production) Establish connectivity between your notification server
and the Apple Push Notification service production environment. A
separate certificate is required for each app you distribute.
Thanks!
You need both of the certificates.
AppStore and Adhoc certificate is for the apps to be signed under your
account.
Without this, you cant create provisioning profiles and submit the apps.
Apple Push Notification service SSL (Production) is created for each app to communicate with APNS server.
Without this your certificate your server cant communicate with the APNS service and any push you sent will not reach the user device.
I want to submit my app which uses push notifications. Now i have a app id in provisioning portal which has push notifications enabled for PRODUCTION but not for DEVELOPMENT. Do i have to enable push notifications for DEVELOPMENT as well for submitting to app store?. Also the provisioning profile for app store is to be created in the usual way or is there something different involved?
Thanks in advance!!
No you don't have to enable Push for Development to submit in the store, only enable for Production it will do. But make sure you have used the same app id to create your Distribution Profile, and submitted to store.
#iphonic is correct you only use the development certificate for development and you use production for Ad-Hoc or App Store submissions.