provisioning
Asked on 08/14/2024
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The context provided from the WWDC sessions does not directly address provisioning in a general sense, but it does touch on related topics such as provisioning tools for MapKit and server-side management for in-app purchases.
For instance, in the session titled "Unlock the power of places with MapKit," there is a mention of a new token provisioning tool that allows developers to create a MapKit JS production token. This tool helps manage tokens that are valid on specific domains and can be revoked if necessary. You can find more about this in the session Unlock the power of places with MapKit (02:41).
Additionally, the session "Explore App Store server APIs for In-App Purchase" discusses the server-side management of in-app purchases, which involves provisioning access to content after a purchase is made. This includes sending transaction information to a server and using server notifications to manage purchase lifecycles and content delivery. You can explore more about this in the session Explore App Store server APIs for In-App Purchase (13:51).
If you have specific questions about provisioning in these contexts, feel free to ask!
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