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Tip, not a question: Pseudo-Push function via pushed email

I'm just wondering if anyone used this method:

Since Push Notifications will only ship with OS 3.0, I thought about using Email Pushs (Exchange, mobile.me) as a workaround:

You can register a URL, for example. myxyappname: // for your own iPhone application. (See Examples @ developer.apple.com / iphone)

If you have a server and want to click something specific for your subscribers, you can simply send them an email containing a specific link, for example. myxyappname: // myxyappname RequestType = X & ID = Y

When the user receives an email (clicking, so it should be quick ...) and clicks on the specified link, your application will automatically launch on the iPhone (if your application correctly registered the URL), and in your application you can analyze the URL and display relevant information based on the query string.

Old fart?

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It works great. Do not forget that you can send your own URL via sms.

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