About this software
TMS FNC Push Notifications provides components for adding Web Push notification capabilities to Delphi and C++ Builder applications across VCL, FMX and TMS WEB Core projects. It includes sender, server, and database components to handle the full push lifecycle.
The product implements standards-based Web Push (RFC8030) with VAPID authentication, supports persisting subscriptions, and targets desktop, mobile, and web deployments.
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Benefits
- Cross-platform support: Supports VCL, FMX and TMS WEB Core applications for multiple targets.
- Standards-based Web Push: Implements Web Push (RFC8030) and VAPID authentication for browser push services.
- Server and sender components: Includes server, sender, and database components for full push lifecycle.
- Subscription storage: Can persist subscriptions to a database and auto-delete expired entries.
- Multi-platform deployment: Deploys to Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iOS, and web projects.
Available languages
- English
Support information
- Documentation and examples: Online documentation includes overview, component references, and demo applications.
- Support Center access: Customers can ask technical questions and view community threads on the TMS Support Center.
- Source code included: Product listing indicates full source code is provided with the license.
- Downloads and updates: Documentation site hosts downloadable demos, DLLs, and update notes.
- Deployment guidance: Docs describe configuring HTTPS, SSL certificates, and server paths for production deployment.
Frequently asked questions
Which frameworks and platforms are supported?
Supports VCL (Win32/Win64), FMX (Win32/Win64, macOS, Linux, Android, iOS) and integration with TMS WEB Core.
What components are included and their purpose?
Includes TTMSFNCWebPushSender to send notifications, TTMSFNCWebPushServer to handle subscriptions, and TTMSFNCWebPushDB to persist subscriptions.
How are push messages authenticated?
Uses VAPID authentication and requires VAPID keys; components provide settings to configure or generate keypairs.
Can subscriptions be stored and managed centrally?
Yes; TTMSFNCWebPushDB stores incoming subscriptions, integrates with the sender, and can remove expired records automatically.
Is this suitable for native VCL application push notifications?
TMS FNC Push Notifications targets web push for browsers and TMS WEB Core; VCL should use OS-level notification APIs instead.