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Clarification Request: Everlive iOS Push Using .NET

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Bruce
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Bruce asked on 21 Sep 2013, 09:19 PM
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Can we please get a clarification on iOS push in .NET? I am using the Everlive .NET push feature in my API. According to the Everlive documentation for .NET, there isn't mention of support for iOS push, yet there are iOS objects in the library. I have attempted to use them in code to send iOS specific messages, but I keep getting errors and don't know why. 

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Lyubomir Dokov
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answered on 23 Sep 2013, 04:10 PM
Hi,

Our goal is to support sending push notifications to all platforms from all SDKs.  You should be able to send push notifications to any platform from the .NET SDK. This is why you see iOS-specific push types in the .NET SDK. 

Can you please share the errors you get?


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Ken
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answered on 09 Jul 2015, 02:08 AM
I am working with Backend Services from .NET and trying to enable Push notifications. However, it seems the APIs to register a device are missing. Is it not possible to register for Push notifications through .NET? If so, can you please guide me.
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Anton Dobrev
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answered on 09 Jul 2015, 02:29 PM
@Ken,

The .NET SDK versionс that support push initialization and registration (for their native platforms) are respectively the Windows Phone and Windows Store SDK. You can find them along with push notifications samples here. I feel obliged to underline that these SDKs support subscription for push notifications for their native platforms, they cannot be used in iOS and Android apps.

All versions of the .NET SDK support the sending of push notifications to the devices in your backend project.

Let me know if further questions arise.

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Anton Dobrev
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