Am coming from Parse and one of the features they support is the ability to associated up to 6 Push certificates with a single Parse backend app. This allows multiple iOS apps to use the same backend and also send Push notifications. (an example would be a pair of apps where one is for a business and the other is for consumers).
Do you support such a feature? Do you have another approach to two iOS sharing data tables, with separate push notification capabilities/certificates?
Joey,
A single version of a backendless app can have one certificate. You can create additional versions of the backend and deploy an additional certificate there.
Regards,
Mark
Could be a solution, but if I understand correctly each version has separate data, so how this can be the solution to the original question?
Citing the original question “Do you support such a feature? Do you have another approach to two iOS sharing data tables, with separate push notification capabilities/certificates?”
A single version of an app can have one certificate. You could “scale” it vertically (by creating additional versions of the app) or horizontally (by creating additional apps).
A single backend app is meant to be used by one client-side app. If more than one client app re-uses data/files/users from the same backend but needs to receive push notifications, I’d go with the “horizontal” scaling as described above (where a separate backend app is created to be responsible for pushes for a particular client-side app).
Ok, I’ll file a separate feature request, maybe as a marketplace product: additional push notification configuration per app.
At the moment, for the nature of most of our products (multi-client apps) the product doesn’t fit our needs.
Thank you very much for your support, certainly one of the strongest point of your product.
Best regards
Michele