Set Up Cloud Messaging Service In Android Studio: Part Four

In this article you will learn how to set up Cloud Messaging Service In Android Studio. This is part four of the article series. 

Here are the first three articles of the series,

GCM Receiver Class

Now we extend GCM Receiver Class to BroadcastReceiver Class and we override the method onReceive and call the GCMService class using intent method. 

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Receive A Message Notification

Now move to the GCMService.java class and make this method to receive the message at mobile only powered by android app devices. Futhermore we call this method into another method in next step.

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Receive A Message Using Intent Service

Now in this class first we extend our class with IntentService and then we declare some class instances on class level then we make a default constructor and pass it GCMService class and then we override the method onHandle and set two methods and then call the sendNotification method which is created in previous step.

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Check Registered Devices from Web Server

Now I will give you the link in which you can register and takeyour GCM ID  and then send a message to android device.

Server Link

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Now open the android Studio and run the project

Visual Representation

Now you see that we send the message to webserver and web server sends the message to android device. This is the end of Google Cloud Messaging Services.

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