URGENT: Push Notification Certificates

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#1

Ok, so I tried to set up Push Notifications for iOS through Corona Cloud. Everything was going fine, until I had to upload the certificates. When I tied to do that, it gave me an error:

Dev certificate Only p12 format is allowed for development certificate.

However, according to this tutorial http://www.coronalabs.com/blog/2011/12/21/push-notifications-for-ios-in-corona-sdk/ the final certificate should be .pem

So could someone tell me what I am doing wrong, or should I be uploading something different?

Thanks!

#2
  1. Open up Keychain Access.
  2. Find your Push notification certificate and CTRL-click on it.
  3. Choose the “Export “your certificate name”” from the popup window.
  4. Give it a name in the “Save As” dialog that comes up.  It will default to a .p12 file

Try that and see if it solves your problem.

#3

nope that didn’t work. If I try to add the “ck.pem” file to keychain it gives me an error. And none of the other certificates (That I got from the provisioning portal) don’t  have to option to Export them.

#4

Hi,

That link is not related to Corona Cloud, as far as CC is concerned we require a .p12 format file.

  1. Keychain Access
  2. Right-click on “Apple Development IOS Push Services: ”
  3. Select “Export…”
    1. File Format: Personal Information Exchange (.p12)
    2. Set Passphrase
    3. You should have a .p12 file now

Give it a try and let me know.

Thanks

-Mohamed

#5

Hi, so that worked, and I uploaded the certificates.

However, when I tried to test it, nothing poped up on my device

#6

Hi,

Sorry silly question, but have you registered a device with CC for Push?

Thanks

-Mohamed

#7

Yes, I did

#8

Mohamed, will it be possible to unregister a device? So lets say, the user no longer wants to receive push notifications, he can unregister?

and sorry for hijacking the thread, but the question fits the topic.

#9

I’m not sure about Android, but on iOS the users get an entry in their Settings->Notifications area where they can turn on/off push notifications.  So there really isn’t much of a need to un-register a device.

#10

So any idea why it’s not working for me?

#11

@Dingo, we will be adding a call to unregister a device soon.

@deleruapps, can you send PM me your game ID and device ID please.

Thanks

-Mohamed

#12

Hi,

Looks like everything is configured fine on our end, did you update your provisional profile after creating the new certificate?

Thanks

-Mohamed

#13

Yes I did.

#14
  1. Open up Keychain Access.
  2. Find your Push notification certificate and CTRL-click on it.
  3. Choose the “Export “your certificate name”” from the popup window.
  4. Give it a name in the “Save As” dialog that comes up.  It will default to a .p12 file

Try that and see if it solves your problem.

#15

nope that didn’t work. If I try to add the “ck.pem” file to keychain it gives me an error. And none of the other certificates (That I got from the provisioning portal) don’t  have to option to Export them.

#16

Hi,

That link is not related to Corona Cloud, as far as CC is concerned we require a .p12 format file.

  1. Keychain Access
  2. Right-click on “Apple Development IOS Push Services: ”
  3. Select “Export…”
    1. File Format: Personal Information Exchange (.p12)
    2. Set Passphrase
    3. You should have a .p12 file now

Give it a try and let me know.

Thanks

-Mohamed

#17

Hi, so that worked, and I uploaded the certificates.

However, when I tried to test it, nothing poped up on my device

#18

Hi,

Sorry silly question, but have you registered a device with CC for Push?

Thanks

-Mohamed

#19

Yes, I did

#20

Mohamed, will it be possible to unregister a device? So lets say, the user no longer wants to receive push notifications, he can unregister?

and sorry for hijacking the thread, but the question fits the topic.