- #Java update windows 10 ntification how to
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- #Java update windows 10 ntification registration
The weird thing is, based on my GPO setup, I'm expecting it to be ON and greyed out. On my own laptop, the option in Settings > Update & Security > Advanced Options > Update Notifications > "Show a notification when your PC requires a restart to finish updating"
#Java update windows 10 ntification full
Download the full Java SDK, which contains the entire SDK code.We're almost Win10 1909 across the board, with a couple of laptops straggling on 1803 / 1809.
#Java update windows 10 ntification how to
This topic showed you how to create a simple Java REST client for Notification Hubs. Running your Java code should now produce a notification appearing on your target device. Notification n = Notification.createTemplateNotification(prop) Notification n = Notification.createAdmNotification(message) Installation.addTemplate("template1", new InstallationTemplate("" If you want to update it: installation.addTag("foo") Hub.createOrUpdateInstallation(installation) On the backend, you should only do a single call to CreateOrUpdateInstallation it is fully idempotent, so feel free to retry if needed.Īs example for Amazon Kindle Fire: Installation installation = new Installation("installation-id", NotificationPlatform.Adm, "adm-push-channel") You don't need to call the service to get ID anymore - just generate GUID or any other identifier, keep it on the device and send to your backend together with push channel (device token). Installation contains everything you need: push channel (device token), tags, templates, secondary tiles (for WNS and APNS). Instead of maintaining multiple registrations, which are not trivial and may be easily done incorrectly or inefficiently, it is now possible to use a SINGLE Installation object.
#Java update windows 10 ntification registration
Installation API is an alternative mechanism for registration management. Hub.getRegistrationsB圜hannel("devicetoken") Īll collection queries support $top and continuation tokens. Update registrations: hub.updateRegistration(reg) ĭelete registrations: hub.deleteRegistration(regid) WindowsRegistration reg = new WindowsRegistration(id, new URI(CHANNELURI)) Removes duplicates due to any lost responses if storing registration IDs on the device: String id = hub.createRegistrationId() Reg.getHeaders().put("X-WNS-Type", "wns/toast") Ĭreate registrations using create registration ID + upsert pattern: Similarly you can create registrations for Android (FCM), Windows Phone (MPNS), and Kindle Fire (ADM).Ĭreate template registrations: WindowsTemplateRegistration reg = new WindowsTemplateRegistration(new URI(CHANNELURI), WNSBODYTEMPLATE) Hub = namespaceManager.updateNotificationHub(hub) ĭelete Notification Hub: leteNotificationHub("hubname") Ĭreate a Notification Hub client: hub = new NotificationHub("connection string", "hubname") Ĭreate Windows registration: WindowsRegistration reg = new WindowsRegistration(new URI(CHANNELURI)) Ĭreate iOS registration: AppleRegistration reg = new AppleRegistration(DEVICETOKEN) Update Notification Hub: hub.setMpnsCredential(new MpnsCredential("mpnscert", "mpnskey")) Get Notification Hub: hub = namespaceManager.getNotificationHub("hubname") OR hub = new NotificationHub("connection string", "hubname") Hub = namespaceManager.createNotificationHub(hub) Hub.setWindowsCredential(new WindowsCredential("sid","key")) SDK Usage Compile and buildĬreate a NamespaceManager: NamespaceManager namespaceManager = new NamespaceManager("connection string")Ĭreate Notification Hub: NotificationHubDescription hub = new NotificationHubDescription("hubname") Microsoft Push Notification Service (MPNS) has been deprecated and is no longer supported.