I'm having an issue with plugins. When I go into properties and turn on the pushplugin and hit save, the pushplugin folder isn't being generated. Is this a known bug, and is there a way I can get and manually add the push plugin?
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For integrated plugins you do not need them in the plugin folder as they are now integrated into cordova. As long as you enable the pushplugin you will be able to use within your app even though it does not show in plugin folder. It's a shame about the sqllite one though as they seem to have taken away support in the simulator for it.
Hello Paul,
Paul is correct. As explained in our release notes, Icenium now handles integrated plugins in a new way. When you enable them, they are no longer listed in the Plugins folder. Moreover, for Apache Cordova 3.0.0 projects and later, you do not need to add <script> includes in your index.html for the integrated plugins.
You can read more about working with core, custom, and integrated plugins in our documentation. As for dropping SQLite support in the simulator - in reality, Icenium has never supported the integrated plugins in the simulator. As stated here, in the device simulator, Icenium switches to WebSQL. However, the team is working on improving plugin support in the simulator and now the device simulator supports the Telerik EQATEC Analytics plugin.
Iva Koevska
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