On Mon, Apr 13, 2015 at 5:26 PM, scottyedinb <scott.cumming@digitalbarriers.com> wrote:

Thanks for your reply...

So supposing I've previously registered an iOS device using the
"rest/registry/device" api call.. And I'm pushing to that device from my
application (via aerogear of course).. but the associated token has been
found by aerogear to be inactive and removed from the database.. Should I
expect to receive an exception back in my MessageResponseCallback::OnError
method?

No, that's not an error - error is really if the crendtials for the application/masterSecret are wrong, the URL to UPS is wrong, etc.

you will receive a 200, if you could post your "send push" request to our server.

internally the UPS acts as a broker delivering the tokens to Apple. Apple may (or may not) deliver the message straight to your phone

One more wee thing: For test purposes, is it possible to register false
device tokens with aerogear, in order to test the above scenario?

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