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Hi there,
I am trying to test the PUSH functions in icenium and Kendo UI according to this post:
http://www.icenium.com/blog/icenium-team-blog/2013/04/17/push-notifications-with-cordova-icenium
I have no problem with the Server, but when I try the Cordova-based PushPlugin plugin, I get this Error massage:
http://prntscr.com/1sz6oc (src/android/libs/gcm.jar fie not found)
How to correct this Error, has someone idea?
Best regards
Tony
I am trying to test the PUSH functions in icenium and Kendo UI according to this post:
http://www.icenium.com/blog/icenium-team-blog/2013/04/17/push-notifications-with-cordova-icenium
I have no problem with the Server, but when I try the Cordova-based PushPlugin plugin, I get this Error massage:
http://prntscr.com/1sz6oc (src/android/libs/gcm.jar fie not found)
How to correct this Error, has someone idea?
Best regards
Tony
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Hey Tony,
As I see from the screenshot that you have provided, you have included lots of versions of the Push Plugin. For your convenience we have provided specific version of the plugin that is already tested and working in our infrastructure. So you could just create new Blank project, add the Push Plugin from Project Properties and follow the blog for the rest of the steps. You could find more information about enabling our integrated plugins here.About the error message that you receive, the Push Plugin for android relies on the Google Cloud Messaging library. The plugin.xml for your plugin defines the location of the reference, so the build would fail if the library is not presented at that location.
Please contact us if you have any other problems!
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answered on 11 Oct 2013, 03:34 PM
Hello Kristina,
thank you for your answer.
I followed your instructions, and now I can compile the push Plugin with no problems.
Unfortunately I have still a lot of problems with the example-post. I downloaded the test-project from the tutorial(post), and copyed the index.html and the hello-world.js files from it. But It still doesnt works. I used on it my own API key and server IP. I saw that in the index.html file there is called a function "sayHello()" on click, but this function is not in push.js and not in hello-world.js. I think the post or push-tutorial is incompleted. Or am I doing something wrong?
I would be glad if there were some working examples with push notification, so is the easyest way to understand it.
with best regards
Tony
thank you for your answer.
I followed your instructions, and now I can compile the push Plugin with no problems.
Unfortunately I have still a lot of problems with the example-post. I downloaded the test-project from the tutorial(post), and copyed the index.html and the hello-world.js files from it. But It still doesnt works. I used on it my own API key and server IP. I saw that in the index.html file there is called a function "sayHello()" on click, but this function is not in push.js and not in hello-world.js. I think the post or push-tutorial is incompleted. Or am I doing something wrong?
I would be glad if there were some working examples with push notification, so is the easyest way to understand it.
with best regards
Tony
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Hi Tony,
If you're still having problems, please try to send a notification using this software:
http://gcm.codeplex.com/
With the above software you can use the same push token and android API key and check if the problem is in getting a valid token or in your app itself.
Regards,
Steve
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We have a complete sample that uses push notifications available that also integrates our BaaS provider Everlive, you can clone it from here. Before testing the app functionality on Android devices, make sure that you meet the following prerequisites.
- Verify that you have created an API project in the Google APIs portal.
- Verify that you have enabled the Google Cloud Messaging for Android service for your Google API project. In the Google APIs portal, click Services and verify that the status of the Google Cloud Messaging for Android service is ON.
If you're still having problems, please try to send a notification using this software:
http://gcm.codeplex.com/
With the above software you can use the same push token and android API key and check if the problem is in getting a valid token or in your app itself.
Regards,
Steve
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