I recently got the Xoom, for some reason I thought you could SMS message on it :-S
Does anyone know a way that from my android phone I can push a notification to my tablet to tell me I have a message or even if someone is calling.
Basically I want to mainly use my tablet and keep my phone in my laptop bag but be notified if I get a message.
Any help will be greatly received.
You will need to develop an application which can talk to another instance of the same application over Bluetooth (or Wi-fi). The application running on the phone can listen for the broadcast of an incoming SMS, and send the info to the paired device (Xoom) where it will throw a Notification.
If anyone is interested it seems HTC have solved this.
HTC have an online service for sense found at: https://www.htcsense.com
From here once you have linked your Google account you can read and send text messages pushing them through your phone.
This allows me to use the browser on my Xoom tablet to send SMS messages.
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I'm having a problem with react native
my app can let you video call each other using webRTC and socket.io, the technologies i use are WebRTC, React Native, Socket.io , socket.io-client, react-native-webrtc
Basically the way my app works is when you open the app you automatically connect to socket.io to listen and make calls but when I turn off the phone screen or exit the app I can't hear and receive calls can call again because at that time the socket has automatically disconnected.
I want my application can still work properly even if I exit the application my application can still receive notifications of incoming calls from another person, can say I want my application Works like Messenger App
My current workaround is to find a way for each user's socket to always be connected to listen for incoming calls from others.
Has anyone encountered this problem or have a solution for this please let me know, I really appreciate it
Thank you guys, Have a nice day <3
Move your socket to the Background service and then you can add the socket events in the service.
Note: This will increase your battery consumption.
Our app uses Expo push notification to deliver push messages. It works just fine for most clients, but I am trying to debug one client where he is not receiving the push messages. Here is what I am seeing:
Using Expo push notification tool as well as my own client code, I
can send messages to his Expo push token. Expo server responds with
ok status. I checked the status given the receipt id and the status
also says ok.
But the client never receives the messages. I ensure
that the app is not already opened on his iOS device and that
notification is enabled for the app.
My question is: how do I debug this further? I understand that Apple server might decide to send or not to send messages based on various factors. How do I find out what Apple server did with the messages?
I have googled quite a bit but I couldn’t find much info on how to proceed. I hope that someone has experienced the same, and can help with some leads.
Thanks for your help,
Huey
I want get wake up notification of my device to my server.
I've android device that when its closed I want my server get notification that message arrived. I dont need the mesage itslef just to know that there is message coming to my device. is it possible ?
I am developing chat application using XMPP protocol.
My development target is iOS 7.0
Every think is working fine user can able to communicate only when they are online.
But I want to notify user message has come when they are offline.
I have tried iphone XMPP App run background
But it doesn’t work for me.
First think it is possible or not?
Using what VIOP, background fetch or some other way?
If yes please let me know. how?.
The thread you are referring mention declaring that your app is a VoIP app to be allowed to constantly run in background.
It is technically possible but has two drawbacks:
If your application does not do voip, Apple will reject it (as misleading).
Battery consumption will be excessive as you will stay connected.
The state of the art is to fallback to Apple push notification service when the TCP connection between the client and the server is not established. This is battery efficient and provide a very good way to notify the user of new messages.
My question is as follows:
I have a database on another server with the appropriate records of the devices.
I can send a notification by REST API without necessarily making an installation registry?
Something like:
"Send notification to the following devices:
- id1
- id2
- Id3 "
My idea is to continue to use my other server without getting spending requests or hosting Parse. Only use the push notifications service.
Is it possible?
Not sure what types of devices you are referring to (iOS? Android? Windows Phone?), but push notifications to mobile devices always require an application to be installed on the target device, since the notification is sent to a specific application on a specific device.
And the only way you can get a device ID (which you can use to send push notification to a device) is by having an application on the device send that ID to your server after obtaining it from the relevant push notifications service (APNS for iOS, GCM for Android, etc...).