Adobe Digital Publishing Suite - Manual (Page 177)

Enterprise Signed Viewer App
Developer Mobileprovision
Distribution Mobileprovision
Sideloadable Developer Build
Enable Push Notifications
Use Adobe Push Server
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Apple requires all applications to be signed by a valid certificate and provisioned before they can be run on the iPad. In the Provisioning section,
you specify the mobileprovision files. You specify the certificates when you download the generated viewer apps.
For information on creating certificates and mobileprovision files, see the iPad Publishing Companion Guide PDF, which is available on the
Dashboard or from the Help menu in the DPS App Builder.
Select this option only if you want to use an enterprise provisioning certificate for a viewer to be distributed only
within your organization. Specify an App ID and your enterprise mobileprovision file. You can also enable push notifications in an enterprise-signed
app. The mobileprovision file must have a non-wildcard Bundle ID. See Creating an enterprise signed iPad viewer app.
The mobileprovision file determines which iPads can install and use your viewer app. The mobileprovision file for the
development app includes a list of iPad IDs called UDIDs.
The mobileprovision file determines which iPads can install and use your Viewer app.
Select this option so that you can manually add .folio files to the development viewer through iTunes. You can use
only .folio files, not .zip files created using the Export button in the Folio Producer Organizer.
Select this option to enable Adobe push notifications. If you select this option, a red badge appears on the viewer app
icon and indicates the number of available folios, or Newsstand activates a push notification process. This option is required when Newsstand is
enabled.
If you select this option, push notifications are handled through the Adobe server. Specify the production certificate and
password that you create on the Apple developer site. To set up push notifications, configure your App ID, create new mobileprovision files, and
create a productin push certificate. For detailed instructions, see the iPad Publishing Companion Guide PDF, which you can download from the
Help menu in the DPS App Builder.
If you deselect this option (Enterprise only), you can specify a third-party push server. Specify the server in the Push URL field. Specify any
additional server requests your server requires in the Custom Push Parameters field. For basic requirements in setting up your push server, see
Push notifications.
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