Oracle JET Hybrid enabled with Cordova Push plugin can receive notifications sent from Oracle Mobile Cloud Service (MCS). You should read how to setup infrastructure in this article - Your first Push notification based Oracle JET Hybrid application!. I will focus on implementation steps and will provide working sample app for download.
Sample JET hybrid application provides login functionality. During login we register device ID with MCS service, this allows to receive notifications:
After login is completed, default dashboard page is displayed. At this point, application is ready to receive notification (even if application will be closed or mobile device screen is locked):
Notification from MCS can be sent programmatically from API implementation. I will show this in the next posts. For now we can use MCS UI to test if notification is working. Mobile Backend provides functionality to send notifications. I can target notification to specific user:
If mobile device registration was successful during login in JET Hybrid, MCS wil send notification and you should see confirmation message (if there will be error, this means registration from Oracle JET Hybrid was unsuccessful):
In few seconds you should see notification received and displayed in notifications screen:
Select notification and it will navigate directly to the app and pass notification message. This would allow to parse it do certain action in the app, for example refresh data, etc.:
To verify if registration with MCS was done correctly during login, you can check logs in Mobile Backend. There must be REST POST /register call logged, just after GET /login:
It would not work to send notification, if there is no Client defined in MCS Backend. You can read more about it from the article mentioned above. Make sure to specify all keys correctly, pointing to Google Cloud Messaging (if you are targeting for Android):
Let's take a look into implementation on JET Hybrid side. Login success callback invokes method to register device to receive push notifications from MCS:
Make sure Cordova Push plugin is installed into your app, otherwise PushNotification will be undefined. It gets registration ID from Google and makes another call to handshake with MCS:
I'm invoking wrapper method, which in turn have access to MCS SDK module in my JET app:
MCS SDK method registerForNotifications is invoked, where REST POST call is made to register device with MCS and allow to receive notifications:
Download sample application (this contains only JET implementation JS/HTML, you should copy it into root src folder of your JET hybrid app) - jet_mcs_notifications.zip.
Sample JET hybrid application provides login functionality. During login we register device ID with MCS service, this allows to receive notifications:
After login is completed, default dashboard page is displayed. At this point, application is ready to receive notification (even if application will be closed or mobile device screen is locked):
Notification from MCS can be sent programmatically from API implementation. I will show this in the next posts. For now we can use MCS UI to test if notification is working. Mobile Backend provides functionality to send notifications. I can target notification to specific user:
If mobile device registration was successful during login in JET Hybrid, MCS wil send notification and you should see confirmation message (if there will be error, this means registration from Oracle JET Hybrid was unsuccessful):
In few seconds you should see notification received and displayed in notifications screen:
Select notification and it will navigate directly to the app and pass notification message. This would allow to parse it do certain action in the app, for example refresh data, etc.:
To verify if registration with MCS was done correctly during login, you can check logs in Mobile Backend. There must be REST POST /register call logged, just after GET /login:
It would not work to send notification, if there is no Client defined in MCS Backend. You can read more about it from the article mentioned above. Make sure to specify all keys correctly, pointing to Google Cloud Messaging (if you are targeting for Android):
Let's take a look into implementation on JET Hybrid side. Login success callback invokes method to register device to receive push notifications from MCS:
Make sure Cordova Push plugin is installed into your app, otherwise PushNotification will be undefined. It gets registration ID from Google and makes another call to handshake with MCS:
I'm invoking wrapper method, which in turn have access to MCS SDK module in my JET app:
MCS SDK method registerForNotifications is invoked, where REST POST call is made to register device with MCS and allow to receive notifications:
Download sample application (this contains only JET implementation JS/HTML, you should copy it into root src folder of your JET hybrid app) - jet_mcs_notifications.zip.
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