Added programmatic web proxy configuration for GCM#390
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Didn’t know how applicable this was for all push types (not all are HTTP I believe?), so I kept it specific to GCM.
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Can we have the proxy settings implemented in both PushSharp.Apple and PushSharp.Android. Seems like its a very common need and most of us use it in enterprise environments behind corporate firewalls and proxies. |
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Didn’t know how applicable this was for all push types (not all are
HTTP I believe?), so I kept it specific to GCM.
Would love thoughts, thanks!