To develop an application for the Rediff Apps platform, you have to go through the standard lifecycle of an App, as detailed below:
As the developer of an App, you need to:
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To register the App:
Click the
Create your App button located on the
Rediff Apps homepage as shown.

The Create a new app page appears as shown.

Register your App by filling the
Create a new app form as shown below and click the
Register your App button.

The
Rediff Apps server generates an
Authentication (aka AuthKey) and an
AppKey that will be unique to your App. You will receive the registration details which contains the
AuthKey and
AppKey as shown. In addition, you will also receive an email on successful registration.

Once the registration process is complete, you can click the
Continue to the Dashboard button to access the
dashboard.
To verify the callback URL:
Send a request to
apps.rediff.com from your callback
URL using your
AuthKey and the
AppKey. This verifies your App and you will be able to test it on
apps.rediff.com. For instructions on how to verify your callback
URL, please visit the
How to Verify Your Callback URL page.
Integrate the
Rediff APIs in your App. You need to send your
AuthKey and
AppKey in every request you make to use the
Rediff API.
You will not be able to use our API until your callback URL is verified.

If your callback
URL is incorrect, you can
Change your Callback URL from the dashboard.
After you have integrated the Rediff APIs with your App, you can now test it in the Sandbox. The Sandbox is a place where you can test your App from the perspective of a Rediff user.
After you have completed testing your App in the Sandbox, you can submit it to Rediff for review.
If Rediff accepts the App, it appears in the gallery. You can now invite people to use your App. You need to invite people to use your App and start building your own audience.
If Rediff rejects the App, you will get the reasons for rejection. You can make the necessary changes, and resubmit the App. You can also choose to delete the App from Rediff Apps.
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