You don't want IIS all tangled up with pushing updates to a third party service so the best thing to do is to have an application that is dedicated to doing this. Kwwika Update Service ConsoleLuckily we've created a demo application that does this for you so all you need to do is either get the source code, compile it and run it. Or, if you don't want to go to that hassle you can just download a version we've already built, configure it and run it. The Kwwika Update Service realise on MSMQ so you'll need to install that on your machine. To configure the console application simply unzip the download and edit the <appSettings> in the KwwikaUpdateServiceConsole.exe.config file to match your Kwwika credentials. You can also update the MSMQ that the application uses if you like. <appSettings> <add key="PublishQueue" value=".\Private$\KwwikaPublishQueue"/> <add key="KwwikaApiKey" value="[YourKwwikaAPIKey]"/> <add key="KwwikaDomain" value="[YourDomain]"/> </appSettings> |
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