PushDebuggerProject OnGCMReady is never called

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andreasumbricht asked Aug 16, '16

PushDebuggerProject OnGCMReady is never called

Hello there

I want to set up push notifications for my game.

I made a google developer project.

After that I created a server-api key and a google cloud message api key.

I linked the google cloud message api key with my app inside the google play developer console.

After checking if everything works fine (https://api.playfab.com/Documentation/Admin/method/SetupPushNotification with a 200 response), I linked the server api key within playfab, so android push notifications are enabled.

I installed the newest versions of the PlayFabClientSDK.unitypackage and also the AndroidPushPlugin.unitypackage.

Then i downloaded the PushDebuggerProject (https://github.com/PlayFab/PlayFab-Samples/tree/master/TestingTools/PushNotifications) and followed the README.

After inserting the TitleId and the Google project id from my google developer project i wanted to run the application.

The scenes starts fine, without any crashes and the console says:

I/Unity   ( 8311): Starting Auto-login Process

I/Unity   ( 8311): Making Request Using WWW

I/Unity   ( 8311): /Client/LoginWithAndroidDeviceID

I/Unity   ( 8311): https://**HERE IS MY TITLE ID**.playfabapi.com/Client/LoginWithAndroidDeviceID

I/Unity   ( 8311): {"TitleId":"**HERE IS MY TITLE ID**","AndroidDeviceId":"ee88d1bfb8e9a0ecab0cd8e012140cdd","OS":"Android OS 5.1.1 / API-22 (LMY47X/N915FYXXU1COJ2)","AndroidDevice":"samsung SM-N915FY","CreateAccount":true}

I/Unity   ( 8311): SenderID: escoba-push-notifications

I/Unity   ( 8311): Createding new _PLayFabGO

I/Unity   ( 8311): On Device: ee88d1bfb8e9a0ecab0cd8e012140cd

I/Unity   ( 8311): PlayFab Authentication Successful! -- Player ID:AFFD928FF8834AB6

After pressing the "registration" button, the console says that:

Push Token was null or empty:

So I had a debug session and after that I noticed that the function OnGCMReady is never called, which is used to get the token.

Can anyone of you guess what I did wrong?

Kind regards

Andreas

Push Notifications

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Answer 1 · 2016-08-16T18:43:49Z

brendan answered Aug 16, '16

How are you getting the DeviceToken that you pass into the call to https://api.playfab.com/Documentation/Client/method/AndroidDevicePushNotificationRegistration?

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andreasumbricht commented · Aug 17, 2016 at 12:07 PM

According to this guide (https://api.playfab.com/docs/push-for-android), I call PlayFabGoogleCloudMessaging.GetToken() in the OnGCMReady function.

public static void OnGCMReady(bool status){
	if(status == true){
		Debug.Log("GCM Plugin Ready!");
		PlayFabGoogleCloudMessaging.GetToken();
	}else{
		Debug.Log("Error: GCM is unavailable.");
	}
}

As far as I know, this function will be called after PlayFabAndroidPlugin.Init() is finished. However in my case it is never called, without any error output.

So I never really get the token, and I never get to call AndroidDevicePushNotificationRegsitration.

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Answer 2 · 2016-08-18T15:35:06Z

Zac Bragg Deactivated answered Aug 18, '16

Hello Andreas,

I have been pointing people to use the 4.7 plugin until the updated 5.x versions is ready for release.

The 5.x plugin should be ready soon. I will ask Marco for an ETA.

-zac

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Answer 3 · 2016-08-22T15:38:26Z

andreasumbricht answered Aug 22, '16

@Zac Bragg @Brendan

I am alreday using the 4.7 plugin.

Here is my full code:

using UnityEngine;

using System.Collections;

using PlayFab;

using PlayFab.ClientModels;



public class android_controller : MonoBehaviour {

    private string titleId = "****";

    private string playerPlayFabId;

    private string GoogleProjectId = "************";



    void Start () {

        this.login();

    }



    private void login(){

        PlayFabSettings.TitleId = this.titleId;



        LoginWithCustomIDRequest request = new LoginWithCustomIDRequest(){

            CreateAccount = true,

            CustomId = SystemInfo.deviceUniqueIdentifier

        };



        PlayFabClientAPI.LoginWithCustomID(request, (result) => {

            this.playerPlayFabId = result.PlayFabId;

            this.getCloudURL();

        },(error) => {

            Debug.Log(error);

        });

    }



    private void getCloudURL(){

        GetCloudScriptUrlRequest request = new GetCloudScriptUrlRequest() {

            Testing = false

        };



        PlayFabClientAPI.GetCloudScriptUrl(request, (result) => {

            this.registerForPushNotification();

        },(error) => {

            Debug.Log(error.ErrorMessage);

        });

    }



    private void registerForPushNotification(){

        if(!string.IsNullOrEmpty(this.GoogleProjectId)){

            PlayFabGoogleCloudMessaging._RegistrationReadyCallback += OnGCMReady;

            PlayFabGoogleCloudMessaging._RegistrationCallback += OnGCMRegistration;

            PlayFabGoogleCloudMessaging._MessageCallback += OnMessageReceived;



            PlayFabAndroidPlugin.Init(this.GoogleProjectId);

        }

    }



    public void OnGCMReady(bool status){

        Debug.Log (status);

        Debug.Log ("INIT FINISHED");

        PlayFabGoogleCloudMessaging.GetToken ();

    }



    public void OnGCMRegistration(string id, string error){

        //DO REGISTRATION HERE

    }



    public void OnMessageReceived(string message){

        Debug.Log (message);

    }

}

The problem is still my PlayFabAndroidPlugin.Init() function.

It doesn't create a callback, so I am never able to get my device token.

When I debugged the code I found out, that the code is running up until here:

public static void Init(){
	PlayFabGCMClass = new AndroidJavaClass("com.playfab.unityplugin.GCM.PlayFabGoogleCloudMessaging");
        PlayFabPushCacheClass = new AndroidJavaClass("com.playfab.unityplugin.GCM.PlayFabPushCache");
}

This. function is located at PlayFabAndroid.cs line 89;

After that, no function is called.

I don't really know I possibly could do wrong.

Is the google project id an only numeric string with 12 lettres or is it like "my-test-game"?

I tried both, nothing works, but just to be sure.

Kind regards

Andreas

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Answer 4 · 2016-08-22T16:17:11Z

Zac Bragg Deactivated answered Aug 22, '16

No this is likely our Plugin not working correctly on your particular device. I am hoping to have our new plugin out this week. Stay tuned, I will post back here when we release.

Sorry for the inconvience,

-Zac

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Answer 5 · 2016-09-07T00:57:54Z

Zac Bragg Deactivated answered Sep 7, '16

Hello Andreas,

We recently rebuilt our Android Unity Push Plugin.

This can be found over here; with full source & documentation here.

Let us know if you find any issues.

-Zac

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