We noticed there was an attempt to send a push notification in a Backendless application where you are registered as a developer. You can find the details about the app below:
Unfortunately, the push notification could not be delivered because some required configuration is missing in your backend. Please make sure to configure the following:
Android server keys (for Android push notifications)
I’d tested in a different App and it is working properly but this old setup stop it.
I didn’t quite understand. Can you please explain a little? You use the same settings in other app and they work fine in other applications, but in the TargettAcceso app these settings don’t work?
Yes the Test App (SMSApp) works fine but I need to continue using the notifications with the upgrade in my production app (Targett Acceso). I found the message at Firebase the token in not longer available I need to create a new one. Study how to do it now.
It looks like the issue is with the push configuration in your production app Targett Acceso. The error message means that the app is missing valid Android server keys or iOS certificates. Since Firebase shows the token is no longer available, you will need to generate a new token/key in Firebase and then update your Backendless app settings with it.
Clear the App download the production app from the Apple Store. The device Id still the same, but not receiving the notification. The Send message is green.
Thank you for the detailed updates and screenshots throughout your troubleshooting process. Let’s systematically analyze both applications and create a clear testing plan for Monday.
Record Device Reception: Note whether the push was received on the target device.
Key Questions for Investigation
Permission Issue: Why are permissions set to DENY in TargettAcceso? This might be blocking message delivery.
Device Registration: Since the iOS device shows as “invalid,” please try re-registering IOS device with deviceId = 3E802E4C-CCD0-43B2-86B9-1FD500E31D81 in TargettAcceso.
Please run through these steps systematically on Monday and share the API responses and message status results. This will help us pinpoint exactly where the delivery is failing in TargettAcceso.