How to know ApnsClient is connected to APNS?

[zjhzh...@gmail.com]

final ApnsClient apnsClient = new ApnsClientBuilder()
.setApnsServer(ApnsClientBuilder.DEVELOPMENT_APNS_HOST)
.setClientCredentials(new File("/path/to/certificate.p12"), "p12-file-password")
.build();

Have some callback tell me is already connected to APNS??

[Jon Chambers]

ApnsClient instances create (and reuse) connections on demand. It won't try to open a connection until you try to send a push notification, so there's no need for a callback to tell you that the client is "ready."

Not that you asked, but as a consequence of the connection-on-demand behavior, you'll need to explicitly shut down an ApnsClient when you're done with it (like when your whole application closes, not after you send every notification) via the `ApnsClient#close()` method.

Hope that helps!

-Jon

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