Just saw the rest of the thread :-)

Glad it works!

-Matthias

On Sunday, March 16, 2014, Matthias Wessendorf <matzew@apache.org> wrote:

Does the app-id (bundle identifier) match the one which you created the SSL certificate for?

Otherwise it is not valid to Apple

-Matthias

On Sunday, March 16, 2014, Miguel Lemos <miguel21op@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi all!

As you know I managed - with a little help from my friends ;-) -to have the push notifications working on Android. But with iOS, not the same luck so far. What I've done:

a) I created my development profile at Apple;
b) I uploaded the Certificates.p12 to the AeroGear Server;
c) I installed the devprof profile (the mobile provision file) in Xcode (which says it's valid);

d) I inserted the variant ID and Secret on my phone code, like this (keys are not real):

if(device.platform=='iOS'){
varID= "bb66d681-zabc-42cc-87f6-c27185c2389f";

varSec= "e66271f5-dd92-492d-bbac-83736f53e930";
} else if (device.platform=='Android'){

varID= "b438d657-5eef-4301-ba82-28c46cc3466f";
varSec= "150b5f99-z450-4edc-bdad-62dad284af2e";

}

var pushConfig = {
senderID: "278695547260", // not relevant for Android anyway

pushServerURL: "https://aerogear-metalpush.rhcloud.com",
variantID: varID,
variantSecret: varSec,

alias: userid
}

But nevertheless I can't register the device. I get this error:

no valid aps-environment (the message is not in English, so I translate it freely:"It was not found a valid aps-environment for the app")

What can be wrong?

Thanks

Miguel

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