Sure, write an app.
Oops. Missed the no code comment.
But it would be fairly trivial, I would think, to write an app to check if the Push Notification system is running.
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Sure, write an app.
Oops. Missed the no code comment.
But it would be fairly trivial, I would think, to write an app to check if the Push Notification system is running.
Sure, write an app.
Oops. Missed the no code comment.
But it would be fairly trivial, I would think, to write an app to check if the Push Notification system is running.
Sure, write an app.
Oops. Missed the no code comment.
But it would be fairly trivial, I would think, to write an app to check if the Push Notification system is running.
What are ways to monitor the performance of the Push Notification system? Is there a way to avoid getting into code? Is there a way to script it? Any diagnostic or monitoring applications, or a tricky way to set something off when a notifcation is sent or received?
Thanks!
Sure, write an app.
Oops. Missed the no code comment.
But it would be fairly trivial, I would think, to write an app to check if the Push Notification system is running.