Is using Firebase and Airship Dashboard, SDK enough?
Or need new Huawei account for myself?
We need to get our own Huawei Developer account and create an app project.
then we can get push client id and secret to provide to airship in dashboard.
after that the SDK will work the same way as firebase app.
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I would like to send notifications to the mobile users of my website (especially Android/Chrome users).
I see that Azure Notification Hub handle Google (GCM) technology, and i've red this tutorial: Send push notifications to Chrome apps, but can this be done with a simple Web application, and not a Chrome Application like in this tutorial?
My application is an ASP.NET MVC 4.5, hosted on Azure.
This feature is currently not supported with Azure Notification Hubs. However, this is in the future roadmap for the product.
Is it still possible to enable authenticated (no-quota) push notifications for company app on Windows Phone?
There were a couple of blog posts by Windows Phone team documenting the process to enable no-quota push notifications for company app but now, on development portal, it is not possible to upload a certificate without linking it to an app.
https://blogs.windows.com/buildingapps/2013/12/10/enabling-no-quota-push-notifications-for-company-apps-on-windows-phone/
https://blogs.windows.com/buildingapps/2013/06/06/no-quota-push-notifications-using-a-root-certificate-authority/
I'm sure Microsoft added this feature a couple of years ago but now it seems to has been removed.
Do you know if authenticated push notifications for company app is still supported by Microsoft?
This is because you have the old developer account UI , and I think you should upgrade to store dev :
Unify windows phone developer account with store developer account
However , there was old trick for enterprise testers to test their apps by passing windows store with Build it Beta, it is similar to testflight, or hockeyapps.
Update:
if you are saying that you have updated your account, and you got the new dashboard simply follow :
Dashboard>apps>services>push notifications
as appears in image below
I want to integrate google custom search in windows phone app for image searching
I create the project on https://console.developers.google.com/
When i went to API & Authentication section of project description to create Api key,A popup is giving only four option server key,browser key,android key and ios key.There is no option to create api key for windows phone app.
Is it not possible to integrate google custom search in windows phone app.
Feel free to opt for iOS key, it does not matter. I did so previously while working with Google Tasks API and all is fine...
I created a browser key for my applications and also added URL wildcards for sites I would like the CSE to search such as
*.com; *.org; *.net etc.
Hope that helps!
I need the application created in previous version of Google Apps Marketplace migrate from OAuth 1.0 to OAuth 2.0.
I have created a new application in Chrome Web Store as it is described in Google Apps Marketplace: using the UpgradeableApp API. However, I do not see the field Chrome Webstore Item Id in the Marketplace interface. I guess it is because the old application was not published - there was not need for that, since it is a test app.
I need to test the migration on the test app before I could move to production. Are there any options to do that?
Is there possible to change the Chrome Webstore Item Id after I have provided it? I mean is it possible to migrate an old application to different new ones?
Is it possible to determine which user profile is logged in Chrome from my custom extension using Chrome API?
Thanks!
There is no Chrome-API for that, the best (any only) way is to use oAuth:
https://developers.google.com/accounts/docs/OAuth2
UPDATE:
Yesterday Google has published news about the Identity API at the Chromium blog.
The Identity API may only work with packaged Apps!
Identity API
The Identity API allows packaged apps to authenticate users securely
using OAuth 2.0 without the user having to provide a username and
password directly to the app. The Identity API supports authentication
using Google Accounts as well as third party providers such as GitHub
and Foursquare.
The Identity API also gives packaged apps secure access to Google APIs
such as Google+, Calendar and Drive. As an example, Google Keep uses
the Identity API to authenticate users as well as to call the Google
Drive API to save notes to Drive. The Identity API uses a webview
based UI to show the OAuth consent dialog and when the Google+ API
scope is used, it allows users to control who can see their activity
on the app.
Source: http://blog.chromium.org/2013/07/richer-access-to-google-services-and.html
Documentation at developer.chrome.com: https://developer.chrome.com/trunk/apps/app_identity.html
If it's possible to do so, consider writing a Chrome packaged app instead. The Identity API will give you the information you need.