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I'm using Worklight for my Android App. What steps must I take to use Push Notifications?
You start by reading
The IBM Worklight Getting Started Push Notifications training module and
IBM Worklight Information Center's push-related articles. You then
familiarize yourself with the push-related API methods (client, server) and then
You either try to create a sample app yourself and/or review the supplied sample app prior to creating yours
There is no magic bullet.
If you then have a technical question while trying to implement push notifications, please open a new question.
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I have done everything with FCM console for push notification and its working fine. I am also getting push notifications on device but according my need I create project programmatically using java code so is there any API for that or we have to done this manually?
There is currently no public API to create Firebase projects. As the tools/CLI says, you'll have to create them in the Firebase Console.
You can refer to this link :
Is possible create new firebase project by API?
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I'm beginner android programmer
I am going to start project of chatting android app but seems different from what I know but I've tried to search questions that have been asked they only give codes to copy paste, my question is what do I need to know additionally to create android chatting app ? Give me the topics no code that will be my job to do , thank you
Firebase or Google Cloud Messaging, Starting with Firebase is a good idea. You need to know to make http resquests "Communications" with server side.
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I'm working on an instant messaging app with Sinch and Parse integrated in it.
I wanted to ask if I can add function to send pictures using these two services. And if not with these two, than is there any other way, maybe any other service which can combine with Sinch and Parse and let me send pictures?
Sinch is not supporting any attachments at the moment.
that a shame cause their Video service(beta) is great.
I can recommend you to use Layer which support sending images.
We had some issues with the integration at first (iOS and Android as well)
but after all is setup, it works great.
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I'm an iOS developer just starting to learn Android. While I've managed to figure out most of the different quirks in Android compared to iOS, I am still puzzled with the concept of push notification. I guess it's because I come from iOS background (iOS user and a developer and have never used Android before).
Unlike iOS where all I need to do is send a payload to APNS and the phone automatically displays push notifications on the lock screen, it seems like on Android that's not provided. Is this just how Android works? Is there no way to simply send a push to GCM and have it show up on lock screen automatically? I guess I'm having hard time adapting from the iOS version of what a "push notification" is to what Android considers a "push".
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Years ago, I built a web forms site that uses ASP.Net Forms Authentication. Now, we need to build a native mobile app (IOS/Android) that authenticates users with the same credentials they set on on the web.
Is this possible?
Sure but you most likely will want to build a RestFul service to do it. On iOS I would also recommend using AFNetworking or RestKit.