Mobile Backend Services Mobile Backend Services FAQ This document provides questions and answers for several frequently asked questions about MBS. Firebase push notification using Appcelerator Firebase Cloud Messaging (FCM) is the new version of GCM. Please visit https://console.firebase.google.com. Then create your project and use that Project ID and Web API Key as a GCM sender ID and GCM API key. Sending push via Firebase API key You can import a cloud-enable project into Firebase. Basically similar, the end result will be a new key is generated. The steps for this are: Log into Firebase console: https://console.firebase.google.com/ Choose Import Google Project from the project menu. Select Project Settings from the gear menu Select the CLOUD MESSAGING Tab and use the server key and sender ID. Configuring push service on the Dashboard by reviewing the information in Configuring Push Services. Icon Make sure your Appcelerator ID and package name are the same. Further reading: Generate a Google Server API Key Is GCM going to be deprecated? We will continue to support the current version of GCM Android and iOS SDKs because we know a lot of developers are using GCM SDKs today to handle notifications and client app upgrade takes time. Push notification sample code Appcelerator provided subscribed device token code with iOS 10 or later devices have some problem but part it doesn't work anymore: Ti.Platform.name == "iPhone OS" Visit https://gist.github.com/MotiurRahman/2cd4520727271bb60316d57032bf0028 for a working sample. Error enabling Cloud service for the project If you receive a message similar to "Error enabling Cloud service for the project" in Studio when trying to enable Cloud services for your project, the Mobile Backend Services (MBS) server may be down or Studio is unable to connect to the MBS server. Try to enable Cloud services later. See Troubleshooting Guide for more details. Push notification error messages Apple Push and Google Cloud Messaging provide error codes for common push notification errors. See Apple Push Notification Server errors and Google Cloud Messaging errors for more details. Related Links
Mobile Backend Services FAQ This document provides questions and answers for several frequently asked questions about MBS. Firebase push notification using Appcelerator Firebase Cloud Messaging (FCM) is the new version of GCM. Please visit https://console.firebase.google.com. Then create your project and use that Project ID and Web API Key as a GCM sender ID and GCM API key. Sending push via Firebase API key You can import a cloud-enable project into Firebase. Basically similar, the end result will be a new key is generated. The steps for this are: Log into Firebase console: https://console.firebase.google.com/ Choose Import Google Project from the project menu. Select Project Settings from the gear menu Select the CLOUD MESSAGING Tab and use the server key and sender ID. Configuring push service on the Dashboard by reviewing the information in Configuring Push Services. Icon Make sure your Appcelerator ID and package name are the same. Further reading: Generate a Google Server API Key Is GCM going to be deprecated? We will continue to support the current version of GCM Android and iOS SDKs because we know a lot of developers are using GCM SDKs today to handle notifications and client app upgrade takes time. Push notification sample code Appcelerator provided subscribed device token code with iOS 10 or later devices have some problem but part it doesn't work anymore: Ti.Platform.name == "iPhone OS" Visit https://gist.github.com/MotiurRahman/2cd4520727271bb60316d57032bf0028 for a working sample. Error enabling Cloud service for the project If you receive a message similar to "Error enabling Cloud service for the project" in Studio when trying to enable Cloud services for your project, the Mobile Backend Services (MBS) server may be down or Studio is unable to connect to the MBS server. Try to enable Cloud services later. See Troubleshooting Guide for more details. Push notification error messages Apple Push and Google Cloud Messaging provide error codes for common push notification errors. See Apple Push Notification Server errors and Google Cloud Messaging errors for more details.