I need to configure ios push notification in kamailio I have installed kamailio by repository. and need to configure ios push notification for my custom app. kindly support.
You can do that like this
1) Create fast and simple http endpoint running on localhost which will get device name from kamailio(sent via http module) and write it to rabbitmq.
2) Create php script which read device name, searches for credentials and does push(reuse of your current php script).
It is higly recommend use somethign like above, becuase kamailio http module block event loop.
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I'm a newbie to DialogFlow and I don't event know if what I want to achieve is possible.
I'm trying to create a DialogFlow intent that would make an HTTP request from the user device after receiving a given command. I know how to do this with webhooks, but problem is that webhooks HTTP requests come from Google servers, and not the user device.
The reason why I want the request to come from user device is that the receiver will only listen to local network (it's a web server running in an internet router). So this will only work if the HTTP request comes from a device connected to the router.
A workaround could be to create a public tunnel to the router (with softs like ngrok), but my application aims at real users, so I would prefer to avoid this complex setup.
Is it possible to do local requests with DialogFlow? Or is there another Google-Assistant API I could use for this purpose, like Google IoT solution?
Thanks
You could do this, but you wouldn't necessarily do it like a regular Dialogflow project. Here are the steps:
Build your Action through Dialogflow and add web fulfillment
Add a way to push a notification of some sort to your local device
This could listening to a database, polling, push notifications, etc.
When your device gets that notification, it performs the action locally
If you want this local action response to be sent back, you could update the webhook through an HTTP response (if making an HTTP call) or updating a field in a cloud-based database.
Actions do have a timeout of around 5 seconds to get a response, so be aware of that limit if you want to do this
Is there way to send push-nofications in Appcelerator not from console (https://platform.axway.com/)?
For example does Appcelerator have custom API to send push-notifications? e.g. our server sends request to appcelerator API and it sends push-nofication to devices.
There are tons of free and open source modules out there with which you can set it up yourself. Some rely on services like Onesignal, others are completely open.
Keep in mind, for iOS you don't need a module, you just get the token (as per docs) and then you just send it to your backend and it works.
A good module for Android with which you can use your own backend is Ti.Goosh
Yes you can use axway REST API to send your push notifications.
https://docs.appcelerator.com/platform/latest/#!/guide/Push_Notifications
A Meteor client code running on smartphone needs to send SMS using the phone sms app. How would you approach this task with out EmailSMS gateway?
All the SO posts I read were not Meteor specific. Any one tried this Cordova extensions and can give some feedback on how to use it? Thanks
The Cordova access rules you mention are only to handle special links that open the device's default app which handles the corresponding service.
Think of it exactly like a Open a mail composer in a browser, that opens an email creation window from your default mail client when you click on the link. You can even pre-populate the body content of your SMS, like with the mailto link.
Now if I understand correctly your objective, you would like to automatically send an SMS, as if you had sent an email to an Email2SMS 3rd party service that would convert it to an SMS and send it to your recipient on your behalf. Except that you want to get rid of that 3rd party?
In that case, you would be interested in actual Cordova plugins for SMS functionality.
I want to implement a push notification service. The idea is to use the GCM Service. Is it possible to read the notifications both via web app (the app is written in php using laravel) and via mobile app for the authenticated users using the same technology?
I think it is possible, I also see this tutorial that can help you to achieve that. It also use PHP as a sample, so it seems like your work will be easier:)
It explains here the basic steps that you need to achieve push notification. It has a sample code and a screenshot to make you understand more the content of this tutorial.
In developing this application, it involves two parts, a GCM Server Application that create Web application using Php to send message to User via GCM Cloud server and GCM Client Application that create Android application which receive messages sent from GCM Server Web App.
For more information you can also check this links:
Implementing Push Messaging for Chrome
How to send push notification to web browser?
the thing is that we already have a backend that handles all the push notification process. From device registration on our DB and notification handling on the device and notification sending to Apple and Google servers...Looking into Parse I saw that it has a lot of things that will take us a lot of time to develop but mostly on the process that sends the notification to the devices.
So...I need to know if devices can register in our backend, then from our backend to Parse and then send push trough Parse. Is this possible? Image below.
Thanks!!
Yes this is possible. You'll need setup your push certificates with Parse and register each device's push token with a Parse Installation object's deviceToken field for it to work. All this is documented on their web site. You'll need to setup a Parse User object for each user as well as each Installation is associated with a single User.