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Push, of course, requires various tests when integrating or updating, but it’s impossible to push to all online users. This is where the testing requirement is exposed. It’s very simple

However, before testing, you need to make sure that your client can fit the P12 on each platform.

How to see whether the corresponding on?

Access token

- (void)application:(UIApplication *)application didRegisterForRemoteNotificationsWithDeviceToken:(NSData *)deviceToken
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If I found it, I’m going to run it, I’m going to get the token, I’m going to copy it.

Go to the twitter website

Open the application configuration and drag it to the bottom

Click to test it out

Then copy the token you just earned and monitor it to see if it works. If successful, a prompt will pop up and the corresponding device will receive a test push message (via Apple’s APNS channel).

If it is not successful, then I guess the probability is that the certificate environment does not match, you put the production environment but your client is the development environment, in this case what to do? There’s a way. Look at this.Push – Development environment push tests

All right, all right, all right, all right. Let’s get down to business

- (void)GeTuiSdkDidRegisterClient:(NSString *)clientId
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I’m going to get my CID and I’m going to create a TXT file. Because the character set is different.

Then put cid into TXT file

Go to the official twitter site and create a tweet

Push is done.