[decimaltech]

how we can design/write code for api for client as well as server for push notifications enable applications

[dc/dc]

Check the Developer section.

[hrbuckley]

Start with the BlackBerry Push Service Micro Site.

[decimaltech]

well thank ypu so much for reply , but i have thoroughly gone through this link...and had done with all process regarding push services.

Actually i want to write the code for BlackBerry push services for server as well as client side code in JAVA. I want to implement push notification through java coding.

i 'll be thnk ful to u

[dc/dc]

Originally Posted by decimaltech

well thank ypu so much for reply , but i have thoroughly gone through this link...and had done with all process regarding push services.

Actually i want to write the code for BlackBerry push services for server as well as client side code in JAVA. I want to implement push notification through java coding.

i 'll be thnk ful to u

Read.

Originally Posted by dc/dc

Check the Developer section.

[Dubdub]

Moved to Developer section

[hrbuckley]

Originally Posted by decimaltech

well thank ypu so much for reply , but i have thoroughly gone through this link...and had done with all process regarding push services.

Actually i want to write the code for BlackBerry push services for server as well as client side code in JAVA. I want to implement push notification through java coding.

i 'll be thnk ful to u

I'm an now reading "Push Service SDK Version: 1.1.0.16" from the micro-site. Staring on page 13 is how the Apache Tomcat server uses Java EE, Java SE and a collection of JAR files to implement the server side push. You don't have to use Tomcat, or any web server but all the communications between the client, server and gateway are carried by http, having a web server of some kind makes the process much easier. How you actually initiate and respond to these http connections is up to you (I use Perl and PHP), but the method RIM documents uses Java servlets and Apache Tomcat. Sounds like exactly what you want.