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notification-hubs |
spelluru |
notification-hubs |
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03/28/2018 |
spelluru |
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Sign in to the Azure portal.
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Select Create a resource > Mobile > Notification Hub.
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In the Notification Hub box, type a unique name. Select your Region, Subscription, and Resource Group (if you have one already).
If you don't already have a service bus namespace, you can use the default name, which is created based on the hub name (if the namespace name is available).
If you already have a service bus namespace that you want to create the hub in, follow these steps
a. In the Namespace area, select the Select Existing link.
b. Select Create.
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Select Notifications (Bell icon), and select Go to resource.
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Select Access Policies from the list. Note the two connection strings that are available to you. You need them to handle push notifications later.
[!IMPORTANT] Do NOT use the DefaultFullSharedAccessSignature in your application. This is meant to be used in your back-end only.
