I managed to get GCM setup in iOS yesterday. I was also able to test sending a message directory to my test device.
Today I was going to generalize all this so the iOS app I'm working on could interoperate with the Android counter part via GCM.
That's when I started to get confused.
The iOS GCM Cocoapod provides a couple sendMessage API's that appear to use
[email protected],
where the SENDER_ID is
"A sender ID is a project number acquired from the API console,"
I don't see how that is going to work. The Android version uses registrationid's via a http protocol to send messages. Is that what I need to use?
Any thoughtful guidance?
Thanks
GCM on Android and iOS are similar in how they identify specific devices. In both cases the client needs to register with GCM, in doing so it gets a registration ID and that is used to send messages directly to a specific device.
In your case have a look at the callback after registration occurs, you should have a registrationToken that can be used to identify the device for GCM messages.