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Re: Need help for In-app integration of Google cloud-messaging for notification/message
GCM Support is built in to the Lithium Community Android SDK and is ready for you to use today (GA). https://github.com/lithiumtech/li-android-sdk-core/wiki https://github.com/lithiumtech/li-android-sdk-core/wiki/Setting-up-push-notificationsViewsSign in to react to this postCommentsRe: Need help for In-app integration of Google cloud-messaging for notification/message
As stated in your other post on android integration, we're working on an SDK for Android right now. This SDK includes a supported way to handle push notifications using GCM. Currently this project is in a pre-beta phase, collaborating with a select group of customers. We intend to enter an open beta in January 2017. Let's get in contact, would love to have you involved. I'll reach out with a PM!ViewsSign in to react to this postCommentsRe: User login issue from third-party android mobile app
As luck would have it, we are currently developing an Android SDK to assist you with this exact issue. The lithium-sdk-core package will allow you to: * pass an SSO token to our code * rely on our code to generate an authentication token with the community * give you (de)serialization for various common APIs * provide you a generic REST API wrapper In addition, we plan an optional lithium-sdk-ui library that includes: * end to end workflow for community-backed mobile support * ui activities / fragments: (post, message, search, browse) Currently this project is in a pre-beta phase, collaborating with a select group of customers. We intend to enter an open beta in January 2017. Let's get in contact, would love to have you involved. I'll reach out with a PM!ViewsSign in to react to this postCommentsRe: [SDK] Error while creating a project
miikka just thought I'd answer after having a chat with DougS. Right now there isn't an SDK release on our immediate roadmap (Windows or otherwise), but it is something we're considering in the future as we plan our work. We're certainly excited to hear that you're eager for a windows version. We'll keep you in the loop (and perhaps ask for some input) if/when we take that project on. Thanks!ViewsSign in to react to this postComments
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