Xamarin.iOS How to get installation id after registering to backend for push notifications
I am trying to obtain the installation id of the client app/device after registering to the backend (web API hosted in Azure and using Notification Hub) for push notifications. There are multiple methods that give an installation id and I am not sure which is the correct one.
As I understand, the installation id is valid as long as the application stays installed on the device, if its deleted and reinstalled a new installation id is assigned to the device is this correct? If not please advise about the life cycle of the installation id.
private async Task SendRegistrationToServerAsync(NSData deviceToken)
//this is the template/payload used by iOS. It contains the "messageParam"
// that will be replaced by our service
const string templateBodyAPNS = @"
""aps"" :
""alert"" : ""$(messageParam)"",
""mutable-content"": 1
,
";
var templates = new JObject();
templates["genericMessage"] = new JObject
"body", templateBodyAPNS
;
// send registration to web api hosted in Azure
var client = new MobileServiceClient(MyApp.App.MobileServiceUrl);
await client.GetPush().RegisterAsync(deviceToken, templates);
//get the installation id (not sure if this is the correct way)
Console.WriteLine("Installation id: " + client.InstallationId.ToString());
azure xamarin.ios apple-push-notifications
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I am trying to obtain the installation id of the client app/device after registering to the backend (web API hosted in Azure and using Notification Hub) for push notifications. There are multiple methods that give an installation id and I am not sure which is the correct one.
As I understand, the installation id is valid as long as the application stays installed on the device, if its deleted and reinstalled a new installation id is assigned to the device is this correct? If not please advise about the life cycle of the installation id.
private async Task SendRegistrationToServerAsync(NSData deviceToken)
//this is the template/payload used by iOS. It contains the "messageParam"
// that will be replaced by our service
const string templateBodyAPNS = @"
""aps"" :
""alert"" : ""$(messageParam)"",
""mutable-content"": 1
,
";
var templates = new JObject();
templates["genericMessage"] = new JObject
"body", templateBodyAPNS
;
// send registration to web api hosted in Azure
var client = new MobileServiceClient(MyApp.App.MobileServiceUrl);
await client.GetPush().RegisterAsync(deviceToken, templates);
//get the installation id (not sure if this is the correct way)
Console.WriteLine("Installation id: " + client.InstallationId.ToString());
azure xamarin.ios apple-push-notifications
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I am trying to obtain the installation id of the client app/device after registering to the backend (web API hosted in Azure and using Notification Hub) for push notifications. There are multiple methods that give an installation id and I am not sure which is the correct one.
As I understand, the installation id is valid as long as the application stays installed on the device, if its deleted and reinstalled a new installation id is assigned to the device is this correct? If not please advise about the life cycle of the installation id.
private async Task SendRegistrationToServerAsync(NSData deviceToken)
//this is the template/payload used by iOS. It contains the "messageParam"
// that will be replaced by our service
const string templateBodyAPNS = @"
""aps"" :
""alert"" : ""$(messageParam)"",
""mutable-content"": 1
,
";
var templates = new JObject();
templates["genericMessage"] = new JObject
"body", templateBodyAPNS
;
// send registration to web api hosted in Azure
var client = new MobileServiceClient(MyApp.App.MobileServiceUrl);
await client.GetPush().RegisterAsync(deviceToken, templates);
//get the installation id (not sure if this is the correct way)
Console.WriteLine("Installation id: " + client.InstallationId.ToString());
azure xamarin.ios apple-push-notifications
I am trying to obtain the installation id of the client app/device after registering to the backend (web API hosted in Azure and using Notification Hub) for push notifications. There are multiple methods that give an installation id and I am not sure which is the correct one.
As I understand, the installation id is valid as long as the application stays installed on the device, if its deleted and reinstalled a new installation id is assigned to the device is this correct? If not please advise about the life cycle of the installation id.
private async Task SendRegistrationToServerAsync(NSData deviceToken)
//this is the template/payload used by iOS. It contains the "messageParam"
// that will be replaced by our service
const string templateBodyAPNS = @"
""aps"" :
""alert"" : ""$(messageParam)"",
""mutable-content"": 1
,
";
var templates = new JObject();
templates["genericMessage"] = new JObject
"body", templateBodyAPNS
;
// send registration to web api hosted in Azure
var client = new MobileServiceClient(MyApp.App.MobileServiceUrl);
await client.GetPush().RegisterAsync(deviceToken, templates);
//get the installation id (not sure if this is the correct way)
Console.WriteLine("Installation id: " + client.InstallationId.ToString());
azure xamarin.ios apple-push-notifications
azure xamarin.ios apple-push-notifications
edited Nov 15 '18 at 19:39
EmilRR1
asked Nov 15 '18 at 19:34
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I think you are right.
According to https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/writingdata_services/2016/01/22/adding-push-notification-tags-from-an-azure-mobile-apps-client/#comments:
The installation ID is a GUID that is specific to an installed app on
a given mobile device, to the point that when you uninstall and
reinstall the app on the same device you get a new GUID.
And the installation ID
can be obtained from the Mobile client API:MobileServiceClient.InstallationId;
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I think you are right.
According to https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/writingdata_services/2016/01/22/adding-push-notification-tags-from-an-azure-mobile-apps-client/#comments:
The installation ID is a GUID that is specific to an installed app on
a given mobile device, to the point that when you uninstall and
reinstall the app on the same device you get a new GUID.
And the installation ID
can be obtained from the Mobile client API:MobileServiceClient.InstallationId;
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I think you are right.
According to https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/writingdata_services/2016/01/22/adding-push-notification-tags-from-an-azure-mobile-apps-client/#comments:
The installation ID is a GUID that is specific to an installed app on
a given mobile device, to the point that when you uninstall and
reinstall the app on the same device you get a new GUID.
And the installation ID
can be obtained from the Mobile client API:MobileServiceClient.InstallationId;
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I think you are right.
According to https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/writingdata_services/2016/01/22/adding-push-notification-tags-from-an-azure-mobile-apps-client/#comments:
The installation ID is a GUID that is specific to an installed app on
a given mobile device, to the point that when you uninstall and
reinstall the app on the same device you get a new GUID.
And the installation ID
can be obtained from the Mobile client API:MobileServiceClient.InstallationId;
I think you are right.
According to https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/writingdata_services/2016/01/22/adding-push-notification-tags-from-an-azure-mobile-apps-client/#comments:
The installation ID is a GUID that is specific to an installed app on
a given mobile device, to the point that when you uninstall and
reinstall the app on the same device you get a new GUID.
And the installation ID
can be obtained from the Mobile client API:MobileServiceClient.InstallationId;
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