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pbixdesignMemberI want to insert a push notification within a project MobiOne.
Although this possibility does not exist in MobiOne, but a working space between MobiOne and Eclipse? order to make the compilation.
sure MobiOne guys will have a solution, example?
Some example?.Thank you.
Pbix
July 16, 2013 at 6:21 pm #340843
support-michaelKeymasterTimely question – we are working on a doc that will provide the additional js files that are injected into your project during the app build process. The doc should be available in the next 2-3 days. Note it will only highlight the additional files you need to setup in your app project to build it locally. If you can’t wait and are familiar with cordova/phonegap app structures you can open either of the example apk files attached below and extract the files.
The files were built with mobione 2.5m1 using either cordova 2.2 or 2.9. See the file title.
basic_mobione2-5_cordova2-2.apk
childbrowser/
childbrowser.js
cordova.js
downloader.js
viewer.jsbasic_mobione2-5_cordova2-9.apk
/rte/cordova.js
/rte/rte.jsNote: support for custom built mobione apps is out of our scope.
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pbixdesignMemberIt’s the best news I receive! and I think many users will be equally pleased with this new contribution.
thanks
Pbix
August 16, 2013 at 5:33 pm #341574
sguirguisMember@support-wayne
Could you please update whether the document is ready or not ?
Is there a method to enable Push Notifications on Apps developed by MobiOne or still no news ?Appreciate your feedback and really thanks for your support.
August 19, 2013 at 4:09 pm #341623
support-michaelKeymaster>Is there a method to enable Push Notifications on Apps developed
MobiOne App Center does not yet provide such an infrastructure. The alternative is to use the mobione project generated code (everything under a generated <project>_www folder) and manually build your app using Cordova 2.X and the SDK for the each target mobile platform (ios, android). Manual builds can be a pain to setup and debug. That is the driver behind creating the App Center Builder services. Checkout the apache cordova site to get started with manual builds.
(while this info is not helpful yet we are currently porting all services to the new Cordova 3 architecture and tools which will greatly simplify manual builds, i.e., simply != easy; just less hard).
August 19, 2013 at 4:38 pm #341625
support-michaelKeymaster>Could you please update whether the document is ready or not ?
The status on this doc is the team recently deferred it as they are now working on a new level of integration with Cordova for performing local builds. A quick note for integration is mobione generates all of the web/app code into a <project_name>_www folder. This folder can be mapped into an Eclipse project using linked folders. Be aware that if you modify mobione generated files that they can potentially be overwritten if you update one or more of the project’s design files (.mobi).
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