Has anybody implemented push notifications for a BlackBerry application?
Yes,
Blackberry provides an example application with the SDK and you can use the material on the blackberry website to see how to implement a push service:
http://us.blackberry.com/developers/platform/pushapi.jsp
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I struggle to find a solution how can I send web push notification to iOS devices? For Android there is no problem I use service worker and GCM.
But I found service worker for iOS push notifications is under construction.Is there a way for iOS devices?
If by web application you consider an app that opens in Safari the answer is: you can't send web notifications to iOS. Documentation:
Notifications for websites do not appear on iOS
If your web application is a native app with web view in it for content loading then you'll have to use native push notifications.
Is there a way for iOS devices?
It's not possible at the moment and there isn't any workaround for websites.
You need to create a native or hybrid app for iOS if you want push notifications.
Let’s ask Apple to add Web Push Notifications to iOS
I struggle to find a solution how can I send push notification to a mobile device from my web application. For Android there is no problem I use One Signal service. Is there a way for Iphone devices also
Thank you in advance!
Onesignal supports iOS platform too.
Using the browser app, you can call OneSignal API which in turn will trigger push notification to iOS app.
You need to have an iPhone app in conjunction with your browser app using which device token can be registered.
Official link : link
Video tutorial : link
I read in the worklight v 6.1 in ibm information, that the worklight pushnotification is not supported in worklight in blackberry . Any idea how to implement push notification in blackberry using worklight.
Since Worklight does not support Push Notifications in BlackBerry 6,7 and 10... You can't use any Worklight tools or APIs for that.
What you will need to do, is read the BlackBerry documentation regarding their Push Service for WebWorks-based apps and experiment with the implementation within your app: http://developer.blackberry.com/html5/documentation/v2_1/push_service.html
I need to implement the push notification in blackberry webworks I have successfully registered with blackberry and got mail with push notifications credentials. now what is the next step I found all the tutorials for native blackberry but not for phonegap how can I implement that in phonegap
any tutorials or sample application
I can't just add comments yet so I'm adding an answer.
You can use the WebWorks Push API within a PhoneGap project https://developer.blackberry.com/html5/apis/blackberry.push.html
I am developing a mobile app using phonegap for the Android, iPhone and Blackberry platforms.
I need a notification to be send from a Java EE server to BB when a new message gets created. This means the Java EE server pushes this notification and the BB mobile device gets the notification. I need to put a push notification feature in my app, so that my server can poll my app and then put the notification if there is any new notification.
On browsing the net I found out that there are plugins for Phonegap for both iPhone and Android, which help in showing the notification. But I did not find any useful resources for Blackberry.
I am following http://docs.blackberry.com/en/developers/deliverables/30152/Push_Service_SDK-Installation_and_Configuration_Guide--1648741-0622124431-001-1.1.0.16-US.pdf.
However, I'm facing some environment challenge (setting up the SDK in the IDE for Blackberry in Phonegap).
To use that SDK the IDE is needed, but I think using ANT is not possible. I need some examples for creating the Phonegap project for Blackberry using the IDE.
I want to get a push notification in Blackberry using phonegap. Can someone help me in performing this? Any links that explain this with HTML or JavaScript would be really helpful.
Phonegap does not provide plugins for Blackberry. Instead BB already have an API for HTML5 for push notifications (BIS/BES). They are a bit limited comparing to the native code: for example there is no sound support.
You can use Blackberry Webworks SDK and Ripple as BB emulator. The only problem is that Ripple does not support push notifications and in the end you have to test your app on a real device anyway.
For more information take a look on the tutorial here:
http://www.pushwoosh.com/programming-push-notification/blackberry-html5-webworks-push-notification-sdk/
I am not sure whether Phone Gap has the plugin to support BlackBerry. I think Phone Gap forums might be a better place to post this question.
Thanks
Naveen M