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Wake up an app at a specific time in iOS

I need to build an application that will have an alarm clock function - meaning that the user will be able to set a time for the application to wake up and perform some actions.

I saw that i can post and catch a local push notification but i need to run some code when the application wakes up.

Does iOS offer this behavior? Thanks!

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Chiko Avatar asked Dec 20 '13 17:12

Chiko


2 Answers

As far as i know there is no such behavour in iOS.

It is possible to catch a push notification as you mentioned. And you can run your code in application:didReceiveRemoteNotification or application:didReceiveLocalNotification methods in application delegate class.

more info on notifications:

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denolk Avatar answered Oct 10 '22 19:10

denolk


No, you can't wake up an App locally. But in iOS7 it's now possible to perform some tasks like downloading stuff from the internet when the App receives a silent push. But this requirers a server which is sending the push.

But you can wake up your App if the device enters or leaves a given region.

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dasdom Avatar answered Oct 10 '22 20:10

dasdom