I am using Quickblox in my app, but I have an issue with the push notifications.
I receive the notifications while the app is in the background or close.
But while I have the app opened if I receive a message from a conversation I don't receive any push notification.
I use QBMessageListener when the user is inside the conversation, and it works, but I don't know how to receive messages from other conversations to show a notification to the user.
I supposed I would receive a push notifications, but it doesn't work.
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How to get notification when the app is at the backgroenter code hereund or forced stopped?
I want to get a notification in the Android app using a broadcast receiver, Problem is that I have found solution when the app is opened. when app is opened I am able to receive notification. But when the app is killed or forced stopped I am not getting the notification. I want to know that how can i get notification when app is connected to the internet and get an notification even app is forced stopped.
There are two types of messages in FCM (Firebase Cloud Messaging):
Display Messages: These messages trigger the onMessageReceived() callback only when your app is in foreground
Data Messages: Theses messages trigger the onMessageReceived() callback even if your app is in foreground/background/killed
Firebase team have not developed a UI to send data-messages to your devices, yet.
When your app is closed the notification submitted to your system, and can you retrieve the data in notification when you click on notification your application is started and in your launcher activity can you get the data intent
I'm an iOS developer and this behavior is natural in iOS. If the app is in foreground and there's push notification for the app, the app will receive the push notification content instead of the OS create push notification in the notification center. Now I want to help my fellow Android developer to do the same, but we don't know where to look. As far as he knows, Android app will never receive push notification unless the user tap on the push notification, even if the app is in foreground. We need this so we can refresh the chat screen when we receive push notification from the server that a new chat message is coming. Can this behavior emulated in Android? All this time, the way he retrieved new chat message is that every 5 seconds he queries the server for new messages.
In Android APP, I have already use FCM to receive Cloud Message, when the app is foreground , the MyFirebaseMessageService.java (I defined) runned. However when the app is background or not running ,The MyFirebaseMessageService.java doesn't run, I can also receive notification, when I click the notification, Where can I get the cloud message?
Send your push as data and not as notification, and it will be received always in MyFirebaseMessageService onMessageReceived.
https://firebase.google.com/docs/cloud-messaging/concept-options
I am working on a Cordova Android app that handles push notifications using the PushPlugin. The app will correctly receive push notifications when the app is open. However no push notifications are received (or at least handled) if the app is not open.
This makes some sense given that the plugin has code that specifically handles receiving push notifications. What does not make much sense to me is why this code even exists at all. Before building this app, I assumed that the OS had some sort of queuing system that received any/all notifications.
Does a notification queue exists in Android that handles push notifications for all apps or does each app need to handle the notifications on their own.
Can Android apps process push notifications while closed?
Can Cordova Android apps process push notifications while closed?
In Google Cloud Messaging (which is the push notifications mechanism used by the PushPlugin) each application decides how to handle the notification. When a push notification arrives to the device, GCM triggers a BroadcastReceiver in the recipient application, and the application is responsible for handling the notification data.
Android apps can process push notifications when closed unless they are explicitly stopped by the user (in which case no notifications will reach the app until it is restarted again by the user). If they leave the foreground by the user switching to another app or going to the home screen, the can still receive and process notifications.
Yes. According to the PushPlugin you posted a link to, it seems that they can. When the app is not in the foreground, the notification is handled differently - a notification is added to the notification bar, and when it is tapped, it should open the app.
With PushPlugin, when sending push notifications to GCM (for GCM to send them to the device) one has to include a msgcnt key value pair after the message key value pair in the payload value in the JSON message, like this:
{
"GCM":"{\"data\":{\"message\":\"hello\",\"msgcnt\":\"1\"}}"
}
or else PushPlugin will not handle the notification when the app is in the background. It has to do with the way the GCMIntentService.java file is written in the plugin.
In my Android App I have used UrbanAirship to receive Push Notification. My web application sends me the notifications, which works great.
Now if my Push is disabled in my Android apps Push Preference, I am not getting any push messages - which works as expected. Now I made my Push Enable, Quick Question - when will my app receives those notification sent by my web app when my App was in disable mode.
Thanks,
Panache