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<div class="im">On 03/06/2013 18:59, Matthias Wessendorf wrote:<br>
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Cordova hybrid based apps use their respective "native"
push<br>
networks (Apple's/Google's) SimplePush only? (or either?)
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non-hybrid Web apps can only use SimplePush?<br>
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<div style="">I'd use the native Push APIs (GCM / APNs), for
my iOS/Android Cordova variants.</div>
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<div style="">You can use our SimplePush libraries, with
Cordova. But.... you would NOT receive a notification, if
the application is not running/open</div>
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<div style="">SimplePush is perfect, right now, for "Mobile
Web", and would be fine for Cordova, where we do (yet)
support the native bindings (e.g. BlackBerry, Windoze etc)</div>
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<div style="">-Matthias </div>
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Thanks, that makes sense.<br>
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I'll keep this in mind for the next iteration and think about how we
want to represent Cordova in these categories (if at all, perhaps
it's a client implementation detail).<br>
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Hylke<br>
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