The scheduled push task list displays all scheduled and cyclic push tasks created in the mPaaS console or triggered by API calls. A cyclic push task may contain one or more scheduled push tasks.
View a scheduled push task
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Log in to the mPaaS console, and select a target app. In the navigation pane on the left, choose Message Push Service > Message management > Scheduled push tasks.
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On the Scheduled push task tab, specify the scheduled push time and push type, enter a push task ID, and click the Search button (
) or press Enter to search. The matching tasks are displayed in the list.By default, scheduled push tasks are sorted by creation time in descending order. The list includes the following information:
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Specify the push type and scheduled push time to filter messages, and enter a push task ID to search. The push type can be mPaaS console or API, and all types are displayed by default. By default, messages are sorted by creation time in descending order. The list includes the following information:
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Scheduled push time: the push time specified when you created the task.
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Task ID: the system-generated unique ID of the scheduled push task.
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Push mode: scheduled and cyclic.
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Push dimension: the target dimension of a message, either users or devices.
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Message title: the title of the message.
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Message body: the body content of the message.
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Push type: simple push and multiple push.
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Creation method: how the message was created, either through the mPaaS console or by calling APIs.
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Push status: whether the scheduled push task has been executed.
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Cancel a scheduled push task
A scheduled push task that has not been executed can be canceled. Each cyclic push task contains one or more scheduled push tasks. When you cancel a cyclic push task, you need to confirm whether to cancel the latest scheduled push task or all scheduled push tasks.
With Message Push Service (MPS), you can cancel a scheduled push task from the mPaaS console or by calling APIs. For more details, see section Cancel a scheduled push task.