i am an Android developer and and Want to port my Android app in Blackberry 10.
in my android app i have a promotion feature in which i use push notification to show current promotion. and when user click on it, it opens browser to show promotion.
ok this is the working of my app.
now i want to ask how to port this app in Blackberry with that push notification feature.
is it possible.
any tutorial or example for this.
i have already read how to convert/port Android App in Blackberry on Blackberry's Developers site.
but is it possible with push notification feature?
Regards
As it turns out, you can. Check Creating Push-Enabled Android Apps. You can't use Android C2DM, but you can do the same using BB10 push service.
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Good day,
I developed my first Android App and the IOS is under the way.
I am using a domotic box (Jeedom). When an alarm is trigged a Telegram message is sent to some users with the temperature status. I am a using bot.
My android ans IOS app is showing the localization of the stations, and of course the temperatures.
The bot send a message. I wonder, if it is possible to define a Telegram message with link to open the installed App. As if I send a link to a web site, the link would open the installed Android or IOS app.
That would be great.
Many thanks
I am trying to build mobile marketing / campaign via Android smartphones and geofencing. Mobile Apps will be developed for certain customers.
Now i need to know if the end device has not installed our developed Mobile Apps still is it possible to send push notification or not at the end device.
Push notifications are app specific. If there is no app installed, then its notifications can not be shown too.
Can i install IOS on my Android mobile to receive Apple push notification?. If yes how to install IOS on my Android mobile and how to receive push notification?
Can i install IOS on my Android mobile to receive Apple push
notification?. Not Possible at all. IOS is more secured and confined
in own way.
how to receive push notification ?
or How to receive IOS push notification on android ?
ANS :
you need to build android app, configure GCM for it. Provider is your server which is generating push notifications (ios) or cloud messages ( android ) to mobiles. All you need to do is add one more call to GCM to get push notification in andoid app.
Can i convert my android os into iOS. Like installing linux and
windows on same laptop. Because in mobile also we have
processor,ram,rom. So y we can't install an iOS in Mobile device?
Yes. Very true. Device are same when comes to hardware, but its more specific on software part not hardware part. IOS is more secured and confined means it has its own constraints that need to fullfilled. And more IPHONE has no mutiple vendors, but android does.
You don’t have to root your device if you want to install iOS to Android Smartphone. Just download the software, which is found on the “Sources” section of this page, in your PC. Then, connect your Smartphone to your computer. Open the downloaded program and follow the step-by-step procedures there.
On Safari, it is possible to have the following setup:
I pay Apple $100 / month to be a web developer.
I put up a site, say foo.com
When a user visits foo.com on their iPhone, a message pops up, saying "foo.com would like to send you push notifications. Do you allow? YES NO"
If the user clicks yes, then I can send the user push notifications:
without using SMS
without the user ever installing my app
On Android, is it possible to do the same ?
I know that there is something called GCM. However, every GCM tutorial I have found involves:
* writing code in Java
* installing an app on the android device
I also know of other commercial tools that will do the push for me.
However, my question is. On Android, is the following possible:
I register to be a Google dev of some sort.
I put up some code on foo.com
When a user visits foo.com on their android phone, a message pops up saying "foo.com would like to send you push notificaions. Allow? Yes No"
If the user clicks yes, then, by talking to some Google server, I can now send the user push notifications (without the user installing an Android app).
On iOS, we have https://developer.apple.com/notifications/safari-push-notifications/
I want to find the equivalent for Android.
Thanks!
Nope, you would need to get them to deploy an application onto their phone for you to then register and send push notifications to. You have to right that application as well, most likely in java. I don't even think your idea would work on iPhones either without a native app as well..
I can't seem to find a document on how to push to Gear2 from my Android app. The closest I can find is this tutorial on building the Integrated app, but it's a fetching scheme (data only transferred when the user presses a button on the watch) http://developer.samsung.com/events/developer-blog/blog/Tutorial-How-to-build-a-Basic-Integrated-Gear-Application
So I'm wondering is the push is done via standard Android Wearable Notification, like here ? http://developer.android.com/training/wearables/notifications/creating.html
or any pointer to documents?
Thanks.
http://img-developer.samsung.com/contents/cmm/SamsungGearApplication_UIDesignGuideline_1.0.pdf.
section 3.4
Notifications app section.
I don't think any code is necessary (though I haven't tested this myself)
The default behaviour is to push all notifications, but it can be controlled using Gear Manager App.