public async Task CreateSubscriptionsSuccessTest()
{
var pushChannel = await PushNotificationChannelManager.CreatePushNotificationChannelForApplicationAsync();
var createSubscriptionRequest = new CreateSubscriptionsRequest()
{
DeviceRequest = new DeviceRequest()
{
Platform = Quickblox.Sdk.GeneralDataModel.Models.Platform.windows_phone, Udid = Helpers.GetHardwareId()
},
PushToken = new PushToken()
{
ClientIdentificationSequence = pushChannel.Uri,
Environment = Environment.development,
},
Name = NotificationChannelType.mpns
};
var createSubscriptionsResponse = await this.client.NotificationClient.CreateSubscriptionsAsync(createSubscriptionRequest);
Assert.AreEqual(createSubscriptionsResponse.StatusCode, HttpStatusCode.Created);
}
/// <summary>
/// Сreate device based subscriptions. The authorization token should contain the device parameters. If the subscription is creating for the windows phone pushes make sure that Microsoft Push Notifications have a status "enabled" in the Web Administration Panel.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="createSubscriptionsRequest">Parameter for subscription request</param>
/// <returns>Success HTTP Status Code 201</returns>
public async Task <HttpResponse <CreateSubscriptionResponseItem[]> > CreateSubscriptionsAsync(CreateSubscriptionsRequest createSubscriptionsRequest)
{
var headers = RequestHeadersBuilder.GetDefaultHeaders().GetHeaderWithQbToken(this.quickbloxClient.Token);
var resultSubscriptionResponse = await HttpService.PostAsync <CreateSubscriptionResponseItem[], CreateSubscriptionsRequest>(this.quickbloxClient.ApiEndPoint,
QuickbloxMethods.SubscriptionsMethod,
createSubscriptionsRequest,
headers);
return(resultSubscriptionResponse);
}
