(if you don't see this button, go to View > Tool Windows and select Android Monitor) In Android Studio, select Android Monitor from the bottom of the window.The Responsys Android SDK (Release 19B / Version 6.41.0 onwards) is compatible with Android Apps written in the Kotlin Programming Language. In the gradle.properties file add the following:Īndroid.enableJetifier=true Kotlin Compatibility The Responsys Android SDK(Release 20A/Version 6.44 onwards), has migrated from Android support libraries to the Jetpack AndroidX libraries.Īpplications are required to migrate to AndroidX as well before using this version.Īdditionally,applications using Responsys Android SDK(below Release version 20A/6.44) and have already migrated to AndroidX can use the PushIO SDK with Jetifier enabled in the gradle.properties file.Įnsure you are using the latest Jetifier libraries(i.e greater than v1.0.0-beta04). PushIOManager.getInstance(getApplicationContext()).getDeviceId() įor more information, refer to Importing external device data.
Following are the APIs to access the Device ID: To set the log level to verbose, see Debugging and Logging.Īlso, an application calls the SDK API to get the Device ID and show it in the UI or any other format. You can find the Device ID from the console log when an app runs on the device. SDK puts several logs in the console when an app runs on a device using Android Studio. However, Google strongly recommends that you import your GCM Google Cloud project to Firebase as soon as possible. Apps using PushIO SDK with GCM today should not experience any issues. Google Cloud Messaging (GCM) has been rebranded to Firebase Cloud Messaging (FCM). If you have been using MultiDex in the past by extending the MultiDexApplication class, you will need to switch to one of the alternatives for Multidexing as explained in the Configure Apps with Over 64K Methods topic in the Android Studio User Guide.
This class is also required for proper handling of In-App Messages. Starting with PushIO SDK 6.31, a new class PIOApplication has been introduced for improving the detection of app life cycle events. This size excludes the Android Support Library v4 and Google Play services library, which may add 1 to 2 MB if they are not in your project already. General Questions How large is the Android PushIO SDK? No push notifications received after upgrading to SDK 6.31.
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