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Hey i like the looks of this. Any chance we'll see it on Rubygems.org soon?

When I send an invalid token i get:

I, [2011-11-11T11:56:32.038103 #41783] INFO -- : TOKEN=df6f35d25288c0be4ed6e91cc404439c1b79b02999d662c7d65b139289bcbdc0
I, [2011-11-11T11:56:32.173585 #41783] INFO -- : CODE=8 ID=256 DESC=Invalid token
Got data: [8, 8, 256]

The last line is my on_receipt output.

If i then send a valid token i see

I, [2011-11-11T11:56:54.579125 #41783] INFO -- : TOKEN=520b12a526c0788425e5c9f6a7fd069eaf99d5ddda296fad2317b0e2dc9e44aa

and nothing further.

If i then send a broken token again, i do not get a reciept.

This makes me think that em-apn is not reestablishing the connection, and not letting us know it's down.

Since iOS 8 was released, Apple now allow payloads up to 2048 Bytes.

Currently there is no payload trimming in Notification class.

As documentation states: "The payload must not exceed 256 bytes and must not be null-terminated.". From my experience problems will start appearing on production gateway.

I come from apn-sender. Apn-sender is not support apn so I want give a try on em-apn

When I walk through em-apn code , find I can use ./script/pusher , to send notifications to apple.

Apn-sender have a worker for resque-jobs. Does em-apn have plan on this kind of feature?

When I run on Unicorn server, I got this:

RuntimeError (eventmachine not initialized: evma_connect_to_server):
 app/models/message_service.rb:4:in `deliver'

And It works well on Thin.

Here's my code

class MessageService
  def self.deliver(message)

    client = EM::APN::Client.connect(
      :key     => message.project_apn_key.current_path,
      :cert    => message.project_apn_cert.current_path
    )

    client.on_error do |response|
      # See EM::APN::ErrorResponse
      ap response
    end

    client.on_close do
      # Do something.
    end

    message.groups.each do |group|
      group.devices.each do |device|
        notification = EM::APN::Notification.new(
          device.token,
          :alert => message.alert,
          :badge => message.badge,
          :sound => message.sound
        )
        client.deliver(notification)
      end
    end
  end
end

I don't understand.