Appendix A
Push XML API
Push XML Reference
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Push XML Reference
The following topics provide a detailed description of the Push XML:
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Character Set and Character Entities, page 64
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XML Declaration, page 64
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ManagePushMessage, page 65
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ManageDistributionLists, page 68
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ServerRegistration, page 69
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Subscribers, page 69
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PushMessageResponse, page 70
Character Set and Character Entities
The Push XML API supports the UNICODE character set. Use character
entity references to escape the following special characters.
For more information on character references and character entities, refer
to XML reference documentation.
XML Declaration
The Push XML string should begin with the following XML declaration:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
The XML declaration must not be preceded by comments, whitespace, or
processing instructions.
Character
Character Entity
& (ampersand)
&
‘ (apostrophe)
'
> (greater-than sign)
>
< (less-than sign)
<
" (straight double-quote)
"
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