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Can Poyrazoğlu
Can Poyrazoğlu

Reputation: 34780

Azure Notification Hub: The supplied notification payload is invalid

I'm trying to send a JSON notification to APNS and when I try to send it I'm getting 400 Bad Request with the error message:

The supplied notification payload is invalid.

Here is my Notification JSON:

{"uri":"myApp://test","type":"test_push","badge":1,"content-available":1}

I create the notification like this:

notif = new AppleNotification(json);

I'm sending the notification:

client.SendNotificationAsync(notif, "myTag")

After that, I'm getting the error. The content type is application/xml by default, after I got the error, I've started setting the content type to application/json but nothing changed.

What am I doing wrong?

UPDATE: My hub and certificates are installed correctly; I can send a successful test notification through Azure Portal.

Upvotes: 3

Views: 3815

Answers (3)

prisan
prisan

Reputation: 1421

You can escape special characters using \. See in example below I have used double quote for word Hub which escape using \.

{"aps":{"alert":"Notification \\\"Hub\\\" test notification"}}

Upvotes: 0

Vivien Chevallier
Vivien Chevallier

Reputation: 1522

Can,

Your payload is malformed, please try with the following:

{"aps":{"uri":"myApp://test","type":"test_push","badge":1,"content-available":1}}

Upvotes: 4

Can Poyrazoğlu
Can Poyrazoğlu

Reputation: 34780

After playing with the test push sending on Azure Portal, I've discovered the problem myself: Notification Hub wasn't accepting the JSON if it wasn't already wrapped in aps object. I've changed the JSON to be sent as:

{aps: {"uri":"myApp://test","type":"test_push","badge":1,"content-available":1} }

and now it's working. I thought it was auto wrapping, but apparently it isn't.

Upvotes: 2

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