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Doug Richardson
Doug Richardson

Reputation: 10821

Google Cloud Messaging Management Console

In Setting up a GCM Client App on iOS there is a button titled GET A CONFIGURATION FILE which takes you to a page titled Enable Google Services for your app. This page lets you select an app name - as in, app names that appear in Google Developer Console Projects - and associate it with an iOS bundle identifier. You then press a button to Choose and configure services which gives you an API key and server ID and allows you to upload the APNS (Apple Push Notification Service) production and development certificates.

Once I do this, back in Google Developer Console Projects I can see the newly generated API key under Credentials. However, I do see any mention of the iOS bundle identifier I just associated with that key nor do I see the APNS certificates I uploaded.

Is there a management console for Google Cloud Messaging that let's me see the API key, associated iOS bundle identifiers, and APNS certificates and also allows me to update the APNS certificates?

Upvotes: 0

Views: 215

Answers (1)

Doug Richardson
Doug Richardson

Reputation: 10821

This is less than ideal (and hopefully someone else has a better answer), but I found you can get back to the API key, server ID, and APNS certificate list by:

  1. Go back to the Setting up a GCM Client App on iOS page.
  2. Click the GET A CONFIGURATION FILE button.
  3. Select your Google Cloud Platform project and iOS bundle ID.
  4. Click the Choose and configure services button.

If you've previously configured Google Cloud Messaging for that Google Cloud Platform app, iOS bundle ID pair, then the existing entry will be displayed.

Upvotes: 1

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