BlackBerry Push Development

[romyo0o]

Hello,

I'm using BB Pap service notification and I send a notification to BB client and it got the notification correctly while it's online,

But if I send a notification while the mobile was offline then back online again, no notification received.

Please advise

[mdandrea]

Hi,

You should be able to get pushes when your device is out of coverage, powered off, etc. and then is available again.

What BlackBerry OS are you using?  What language is your device-side application (push-enabled application) written using?

What language is your server-side application (Push Initiator) written using?

Thanks,

Matt

[romyo0o]

Thanks Matt,

Blackberry OS is: 6.0.0.285

device-side application language: J2ME

server-side application language: J2SE

and here after the server side code:

	IdGenerator idGenerator = new IdGeneratorImpl();
	Content content = new TextContent("psuh message");
	
	     List<String> addresses = new ArrayList<String>();
             addresses.add("some_pin");
	 
	 String systemIdentifier = "some_appid";
	PushMessageControl pushMessageControl = new PushMessageControl(true, idGenerator,systemIdentifier , addresses);
	
	
		PapService papService = new PapServiceImpl();
			PushSDKProperties pushSDKProperties = new PushSDKPropertiesImpl();
	
	pushSDKProperties.setPublicPpgAddress("https://cpxxxx.pushapi.eval.blackberry.com/mss/PD_pushRequest");
	
	pushSDKProperties.setHttpIsPersistent(true);
	
	pushSDKProperties.setHttpConnectionTimeout(60000);
	
	pushSDKProperties.setHttpReadTimeout(120000);
	
		HttpClientImpl httpClient = new HttpClientImpl();
	
	httpClient.setPushSDKProperties(pushSDKProperties);
	
	papService.setHttpClient(httpClient);
	
	papService.setPushSDKProperties(pushSDKProperties);
	
	pushResponse = papService.push(systemIdentifier, "some_password", systemIdentifier, pushMessageControl, content);

[mdandrea · Accepted solution]

Hi,

Just for future reference, try to avoid putting your device PIN, appid, password, and full PPG URL in your forum post.

From your sample code, it looks like you were missing the initial "cp" right after https:// and before your content provider ID.  

The publicPPGAddress needs to be of the following form:

https://cp{cpid}.pushapi.eval.blackberry.com/mss/PD_pushRequest  where {cpid} is replaced with your content provider ID

Let me know if that helps.

Thanks,

Matt