Create a new BlackBerry Push Service configuration that specifies the
        delivery method for
        service users.
        Typically,
        push notifications are routed to the MDS connection service as push requests.
        
             BlackBerry push notifications alert offline users to the availability
                of new items awaiting retrieval on Unwired Server.
                Push notification uses an IP connection only long enough for the Send/Receive data
                exchange to complete. BlackBerry Push notifications overcome issues with always-on
                connectivity and battery life consumption over wireless networks. Configuring push notifications is just one
                    part of the BlackBerry environment setup. 
            
            
         
- Obtain the MDS connection service URL.
- Open the BlackBerry Manager, then from the Explorer
                            View, click 
                            .
                        
 
- Click MDS Services, and copy the
                            MDS Connection Services Server URL.
 
 
- In Sybase Control Center,
                    or
                    Application Settings, ensure the Notification Mode
                    is
                    set to
                    either
                        Only
                        native notifications or Online/ payload  push  with
                        native notification, using the MDS service URL
                    you recorded.
 For details, see 
 Configuring Native
                        Notifications in 
Sybase Control Center
                for Sybase Unwired Platform.
Note: If you configured Online/
                            payload  push  with native notification, allow a few minutes
                        for the delivery or notification mechanism to take effect and before the
                        value in Pending Items in Sybase Control Center changes
                        accordingly.  See Reviewing the Pending Items Count for Messaging
                            Applications in System Administration.