WPS Offline Push Settings on Windows FAQ

Last updated:July 23, 2026

When using Offline Push Settings, common questions usually focus on naming rules, supported platforms, environment selection, and vendor-specific configuration differences. This section covers 4 frequent questions.

FAQ

What are the naming rules for an app identifier?

  1. An app identifier supports only letters, numbers, underscores, and periods.
  2. It must contain at least one segment.
  3. Multiple segments must be separated by periods.
  4. Each segment must start with a letter.
  5. The same identifier cannot be created twice.

Which platforms are supported for offline push?

  1. iOS push certificate configuration is supported.
  2. Android multi-vendor push configuration is supported, including the vendors listed on the page and FCM.
  3. HarmonyOS push configuration is supported.

How should I choose the iOS push environment?

  1. Select the development environment during testing.
  2. Before release, confirm whether you need to switch to the production environment.
  3. Before saving, verify that the certificate and environment match.

Do I need to configure Android push separately for each vendor?

  1. Yes. Select the specific vendor first.
  2. Enter the required parameters for that vendor.
  3. Different vendors may require additional information shown on the page.

Glossary

TermDefinition
App IdentifierThe identifier used to distinguish a specific app and the base object for push configuration.
Bundle IDThe identifier of an iOS app, used to match the app with its push certificate.
App SecretA common authentication parameter in Android vendor push configuration, used to verify app identity.
channel IDThe Android notification channel identifier used for important message delivery channels.