I can setup pub/sub topic via API, but I can't find api method for set Real-time developer notifications in Google Play Console(Monetize > Monetization setup).
It's possible to do via API? Or only via web interface?
https://developer.android.com/google/play/billing/getting-ready#enable-rtdn
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We want to connect Google Analytics 4 to our mobile applications (Android and iOS)
All documentation that we found about this topic mentioned doing it through Firebase.
We checked on GA4 documentation and they always mention using Firebase: https://support.google.com/analytics/answer/9304153#zippy=%2Cios-app-or-android-app
Do you know if it is feasible to connect a mobile application to Google Analytics 4 without using Firebase?
I created a google action that is meant to be used on an android smartphone with the google assistant. The action should be used offline because the smartphone will be connected to the wifi generated by a device, and the action will send a HTTP request to that device. Is it possible to do it? Should I follow the standard procedure for using the google assistant offline?
Actions on Google is not available offline. It requires access to the public Internet.
I m new to GCM do u guys please guide me for using Google App Engine.
I want to create a signup page which registers details of users on Google server
to signup and logging the account
Is it possible to do so?
Thanks
Google App Engine is a Platform as a Service (PaaS) offering that lets you build and run applications on Google’s infrastructure. App Engine applications are easy to build, easy to maintain, and easy to scale as your traffic and data storage needs change. With App Engine, there are no servers for you to maintain. You simply upload your application and it’s ready to go.
For using App Engine you have to first download an appropriate sdk based on your development environment
Download the Google App Engine SDK
For working on a particular language
Google App Engine Languages
Your question mentions a bunch of technologies and sounds a little confused, so I'll try to summarize these different technologies. Google Cloud Messaging (GCM) makes it possible for your Android app to register itself and for your server to broadcast messages to all registered devices. Google App Engine allows you to create a web server that serves as a backend for your Android app (or as a frontend web app) hosted on Google's cloud infrastructure. Google App Engine includes a feature called Cloud Endpoints which simplifies writing a backend for Android by automating serialization/deserialization, authentication, and auto-generating an Android client library for invoking the backend functionality. Google+ sign in allows you to provide users of your application with the ability to sign into your application with their Google+ account. Google+ sign in on the web also makes it possible to provide an opportunity to install your Android app and to persist the sign-in on the installed app.
I'm trying to use Google Cloud datastore as remote data collector of a bunch of sensors, connected via an android Smartphone.
Firstly I'm trying to make it working in standard java.
The question is if it is possible to access Datastore directly from an android App of I need to build a GAE app that interact with the datastore.
I read for a while the documentation about the google api, but it is not really clear, how to use the Oauth 2.0 protocol.
Thank You all
You can use the oath2 support built into android as long as every user of the app is an admin of your google cloud project/app engine app. If you want to allow untrusted users to upload data, you would have to use your own endpoint and authentication strategy.
I am writing an android app which provides scores to users based on Questions and answers. I am planning to bundle the app with the questions. I want to store the user's score on some web server. For this I need to implement some kind of an authentication mechanism as well as I need some web based datastorage. Realized that Google App engine can be used for this purpose.
However, I found only one framework for this Google Cloud Messaging (GCM). Looks like this framework has far more use cases than what i originally require. i.e, it also allows to send messaging from cloud to the device. However i am not sure if we can use this to send data from Android to Google Cloud and store it in Google App Engine.
Just wanted to check if there is any framework which only exactly what i wanted, ie., to store and retrieve the data rather than acting as a messaging service.
Google Cloud Messaging (GCM) is use to send message to all of your app user. Google Cloud Messaging (GCM) is for push notification service.
To store your game scores, better use web service, Like php or ,net or other web service.
Thanks.
You can run a simple Java Servlet on the Google App Engine and send HTTP requests from the Android device with the score data.
On the Android device, you will need to aonfigure Internet access rights and a HTTP client library.
Looks like I can use Google Cloud Storage which serves my purpose. Haven't explored it yet, but will definitely try it.