Push Notification An Unknown Error Occurred While Processing The Certificate

Sign in Pricing Blog Support Search GitHub This repository Watch 516 Star 3,408 Fork 1,399 Redth/PushSharp Code Issues 78 Pull requests 11 Projects 0 Wiki Pulse Graphs New issue Error while sending the message #325 Closed a call to sspi failed see inner exception push notification gj009 opened this Issue Feb 4, 2014 · 18 comments Projects None yet pushsharp github Labels None yet Milestone No milestone Assignees No one assigned 2 participants gj009 commented Feb 4, 2014 Hi, I am

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trying to use pushsharp to send a message. First issue is that even though i am using development certificate it throws the following error "You have selected the Development/Sandbox (Not production) server, yet your Certificate does

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not appear to be the Development/Sandbox certificate! Please check to ensure you have the correct certificate!" i could see that this is thrown here ApplePushChannelSettings.cs in PushSharp.Apple if (!production && !subjectName.Contains("Apple Development IOS Push Services") && !subjectName.Contains("Pass Type ID")) throw new ArgumentException("You have selected the Development/Sandbox (Not production) server, yet your Certificate does not appear to be the Development/Sandbox certificate! Please check to ensure you have the correct certificate!"); My certificate subject pushsharp ios name does not contain what is expected and IOS developer told me that it is automatically generated. Just to see what happens, i commented out this and ran the code, but my message sending failed with "The maximum number of Send attempts to send the notification was reached!" I am unsure what i am doing wrong here. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Many Thanks. normanhh3 commented Feb 4, 2014 Do you know for 100% CERTAIN that you are using the correct development key for sending? Apple's servers will reject the message to be delivered if the certificates don't match. The check in PushSharp is effectively a safety check of the configuration. Ensure that your certificate is a .p12 file as well. … On Tue, Feb 4, 2014 at 8:30 AM, gj009 ***@***.***> wrote: Hi, I am trying to use pushsharp to send a message. First issue is that even though i am using development certificate it throws the following error "You have selected the Development/Sandbox (Not production) server, yet your Certificate does not appear to be the Development/Sandbox certificate! Please check to ensure you have the correct certificate!" i could see that this is thrown here ApplePushChannelSettings.cs in PushSharp.Apple if (!production && !subjectName.Contains("Apple Development IOS Push Services") && !subjectName.Contains("Pass Type ID")) throw new ArgumentException

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our key for that, Its time to install them on Development Machine we will use t send the apple push notifications. The approach for this task is pretty strait forward but unfortunately I could not find a complete article about it when i was developing my first application. Step one : Open Microsoft Management Console To do this press Windows + R keys at the same time to open Run. Type ‘mmc' and press enter. This should open Following window on your screen: Step Two: Add Certificates Snap-in to your console Click on file and select Add/Remove snap-in from menu. This will open a new window with a list of available snap-ins on the left . Select Certificates form list on the left and hit Add button. Select Computer Account form the next prompt , Local computer form next one and click on finish. Your Add snap-in window should look like this: And when you click ok button you will see : Step Three: Certificate installation Click on Certificates(local Computer) to expand the list. Right click on personal, then select all tasks and click on import. This will open Certificate import wizard. Click on next ,and select your .cer file in next step. In next step select second option to place all certificates in Personal store. Press finish and you should see a confirmation message about successful installation on Certificate. Repeat above step to import your .P12 file, now Expand Personal on left side and click on certificates.You should be able to see your certificate in right panel. If your .p12 is password protected , you need to enter the password in the wizard. Repeat all import process to import your certificate and .p12 files to " Trusted Root Certification Authorities " Section. Now you have imported required certificates to sign your APNS messages to Apple push notification server. In Next and last part of this Article series, I will cover how you can send apple push notifications from your ASP.net application. Like this:Like Loading... April 13, 2011alexjacobs APNS Certificates, APNS-Sharp, Apple push notifications, ASP.net, C#, programming apns services Post navigation ←→ 122 thoughts on “Sending Apple