Problems doing a user.push

[Brian Burton]

Hi Chris,

I'm stuck trying to do a coronium.user.push.  Hoping that you can point me in the right direction.

Here's what I am doing (and if there is a better way, please let me know!!):

I am pulling the users.objectId  by doing a search on the email address which is stored in _users with this call to the server:

Client: 

mc:run("notification", {to = receipents[i].to}, pusher)

Server (notification.lua):

local in_data=coronium.input()

local answer = coronium.user.getUsers({email=in_data.to},{objectId = 1})

coronium.output(answer)

The results go to my push function:

Client: 

local function pusher(event)

print("pusher function")  -- make sure we reached the function and know where to fix stuff.

        table.print_r(event.result)

if event.result[1].objectId then 

local temp = event.result[1].objectId

mc:run("pusher", {to = temp})

else

print("problem with data back in pusher", event.error)

end

end

Sample results:

pusher function

table: 033CB338 {

 [1] => table: 033CB338 {

   [objectId] => "a0a1572b02"

   }

}

error: Server Error - Check Logs

errorCode: 500

So we know I am getting the objectId which is passed to the server pusher.lua file:

pusher.lua (server)

local in_data=coronium.input()

local pushData = {

userId = in_data.to,

message = "You have received a new message",

}

answer = coronium.user.push(pushData)

if not answer.error then

  coronium.output( "push sent")

else

  coronium.output(answer.error)

end.

error.log

2016/02/06 17:34:57 [error] 7502#0: *283666 lua entry thread aborted: runtime error: /usr/local/coronium/lib/mod_user.lua:439: attempt to index field 'result' (a nil value)
stack traceback:
coroutine 0:
	/usr/local/coronium/lib/mod_user.lua: in function 'push'
	/home/coronium/lua/push.lua:10: in function </home/coronium/lua/pusher.lua:1>, client: 150.252.229.176, server: , request: "POST /1/code/pusher HTTP/1.1", host: "ec2-54-88-76-212.compute-1.amazonaws.com"

Any advice?

Thank you,

Brian

[Brian Burton]

After some more trouble shooting, I found that the error was caused by not having the keys set properly in Coronium.
I think I am now sending push requests, but I'm not receiving them on my test device.  Any ideas or advice?

Thank you,
Brian

[develephant]

Well that's semi-good news.

It tends to be certificate related. You should email sup...@pushbots.com - they should be able to verify everything.

Cheers.