I have implemented in-App purchases and "App Store Server Notifications" on my app and received the following response on my endpoint.
However, is there a custom pass-through parameter that I can receive with my notifications/successful purchases.
For instance, I want to pass the userId when the user makes a payment so I know which user is associated with each payment.
In short, is there a parameter that I can customize to pass information for iOS payments?
However, is there a custom pass-through parameter that I can receive with my notifications/successful purchases.
For instance, I want to pass the userId when the user makes a payment so I know which user is associated with each payment.
In short, is there a parameter that I can customize to pass information for iOS payments?
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barrytheunissen
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yevhen-zavhorodnii
Add a CommentIm trying to implement the back-end server part to receive in-app purchase notifications from the Apple App Store, but I'm not sure how to do it. My server is written with ASP.NET and my method signature looks like this (as a test):
[Route("api/AppStore/Apple")] public IHttpActionResult Apple(string data) { System.IO.File.WriteAllText("c:\\test\\apple.txt", data); // var appleRealTimeDeveloperNotification = JsonConvert.DeserializeObject<AppleRealTimeDeveloperNotification>(data); return Ok(); }And I wired up my endpoint in the Apple App store for my app to point to this, but nothing seems to come through. My server is running TLS 1.2 and https...
Any help would be appreciated!
Any update on it?
I wrote quite similar endpoint using C#
` [HttpPost] [Route("apple-notification")] public async Task ProcessAppleNotification() { using var streamReader = new StreamReader(Request.Body); var content = await streamReader.ReadToEndAsync(); _logger.LogDebug($"Got request from Apple: {content}");
return Json(new { requestBody = content }); }`And telemetry is showing me that there is no requests from AppStore has been even received