Verify an API key is valid.
For the sake of adding a notification do not call verify first; it costs you an API call. You should only use verify to confirm an API key is valid in situations like a user entering an API key into your program. If it's not valid while posting the notification, you will get the appropriate error.
Namespace: NuGardt.Prowl.APIAssembly: NuGardt.Prowl.API (in NuGardt.Prowl.API.dll) Version: 1.0.0.1 (1.0.0.1)
Syntax
Parameters
- Key
- Type:
System Object
Your own Key for tracking asynchronous calls.
- ApiKey
- Type:
System String
he user's API key. A 40-byte hexadecimal string.
- Callback
- Type:
System AsyncCallback
Method to call on completion or failure.
- ProviderKey (Optional)
- Type:
System String
Your provider API key. Only necessary if you have been whitelisted.
- NoSSL (Optional)
- Type:
System Boolean
Optional (Default: False). Call the query without utilizing SSL (encryption).
Return Value
Type:Returns an System.IAsyncResult.
Remarks
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