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I am building a WCF REST web service that is called by the mobile app to insert the Apple device Token into the database. I would like to validate a device token before inserting into the database. Is there anyway to validate a device token to know if it is valid?? I have searched around the forum and could not find any sample code (in .NET) to do this, there were recommendations that I should use the Apple FeedBack service but how do I do that in .NET?? Could anyone please provide me a piece of sample code to validate an Apple Device Token in .NET. Many thanks, You can't validate the device

I am successfully fetching Apple APNS feedback data via PHP. The structure that I am getting (after some processing) looks something like this: timestamp device token My question is how to know which of the device tokens should I remove from my database and stop sending notifications to them. Regardz, Mladjo The timestamp is the crucial element here. The timestamp sent by Apple indicates the last time the push service attempted to deliver a message to the device and found the app to be uninstalled. If the device has re-registered with your service since then there is no need to delete it.

feedback.js is a great jquery plugin that allows you to create feedback forms which include a screenshot, created on the clients browser, along with the form. how can I send captured image and user's review to server side api? Indeed, feedback.js is an incredible piece of javascript. Thank you very much, Niklas von Hertzen! It does not depend on jQuery, though, but you can use both in the same page. You can send the image to a server by passing the 'url' option. The Feedback function supports many options, for example: Feedback({h2cPath:'/js/html2canvas.js', url: '/send/email/uri/on/server',

I would like to launch com.google.android.feedback.FeedbackActivity for my application. Like it happens in Hangouts application. Does anyone knows which extras I need to pass to do so? So it seems that this is possible, bur report is not visible in Developer console. @TargetApi(Build.VERSION_CODES.ICE_CREAM_SANDWICH) protected Intent prepareIcsFeedbackIntent(Activity activity, PackageManager packageManager) { ApplicationErrorReport localApplicationErrorReport = new ApplicationErrorReport(); localApplicationErrorReport.packageName = activity.getPackageName(); localApplicationErrorReport.type =

Now I can send push Token from device that has installed a pass already, but I don't know how the feedback work in this point. From apple docs, Apple Push Notification service (APNs) provides feedback to server to tell if pushToken is valid or not. How to get this feedback ? I try this code, but a lot errors. This is the code: <?php $cert = '/Applications/MAMP/htdocs/passesWebserver/certificates.pem'; $ctx = stream_context_create(); stream_context_set_option($ctx, 'ssl', 'local_cert', $cert); stream_context_set_option($ctx, 'ssl', 'verify_peer', false); $fp = stream_socket_client('ssl:/

We are developing an iPhone application that allow users to send messages to others via Apple Push Notification Service when the target user have installed our application or SMS when haven't. We want to get notified immediately when our app is uninstalled so that we can decide how to send the message to the target user. We find the APNS feedback server have a long time delay that doesn't agree with our requirement. So we use another way: when our server recorded the target user have installed our application, we send him message via APNS, if he haven't read the message in 30 minutes, we

Our webapp sends push notification requests to iOS and Android devices. For iOS, the Apple Push Notification Service has a feedback service so you can detect which devices have uninstalled your app and then remove it from your database. Is there a similar feedback service for Android GCM? If not, how to detect which Android users no longer have the app installed? Is there a similar feedback service for Android GCM? No. If not, how to detect which Android users no longer have the app installed? Quoting the documentation : The end user uninstalls the application. The 3rd-party server sends a