Android uses third-party push (one) Aurora push notifications

Now Android has a lot of third-party push interface, greatly saving our time, let us focus on the software itself to write.

Aurora Push as a more mature push API, it is very convenient to use, to summarize today.

After registering your account, first create an app, such as:

After the app is created, the app identity (AppKey) and API Master Secret are generated, such as:

Then download Android Example:

After extracting it is an Android Project that imports eclipse:

Run directly:

You can then send a notification on the Web side:

After entering the notification content, enter the title in the optional settings (do not write the default to the app title) and display the length:

The notification object is divided into the following categories, covering different scopes respectively. Tag tags and alias aliases can be defined in the code through the following interfaces:

public static void Setaliasandtags (context context, String alias, set<string> tags, tagaliascallback callback)

public static void Setalias (context context, String alias, Tagaliascallback callback)

public static void Settags (context context, set<string> tags, tagaliascallback callback)

Phone-Side effects:

It's not too early, let's get here today, let's summarize the Aurora push custom Message section.

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Android uses third-party push (one) Aurora push notifications