Hi,
As I understood from previous posts silent push notifications can execute some code for 30 seconds after having received a silent notification. This is only true as long as the app has not been closed by the user, which might be a problem.
I understood that meanwhile there is a way for a silent notification to start the app when needed (pushkit).
Is PushKit meanwhile supported somehow, or is there any other way to accomplish this meanwhile ? Sending a non-silent notification to the user when his/her app is closed, unfortunately is no option.
Alternatively: would it be possible to UIBackgroundModes fetch for my application to do something regularly (in that case not triggered by a notification message) even when the application has been closed by the user ?
Thanks !
As I understood from previous posts silent push notifications can execute some code for 30 seconds after having received a silent notification. This is only true as long as the app has not been closed by the user, which might be a problem.
I understood that meanwhile there is a way for a silent notification to start the app when needed (pushkit).
Is PushKit meanwhile supported somehow, or is there any other way to accomplish this meanwhile ? Sending a non-silent notification to the user when his/her app is closed, unfortunately is no option.
Alternatively: would it be possible to UIBackgroundModes fetch for my application to do something regularly (in that case not triggered by a notification message) even when the application has been closed by the user ?
Thanks !
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