Handling SMS Notifications in Cordova
Overview
SMS notifications are a sub-set of Push Notification, as such make sure to first go through the Push notifications in Cordova tutorials.
SMS notifications in Cordova applications are supported for iOS and Android.
Prerequisites:
- Make sure you have read the following tutorials:
- PMF to run locally, or a remotely running PMF.
- PMF CLI installed on the developer workstation
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Notifications API
In SMS notifications, when registering the device, a phone number value is passed.
Register Device
Register the device to the push notifications service.
MFPPush.registerNotificationsCallback(notificationReceived);
function registerDevice() {
var phoneNumber = prompt("Enter Your 10 digit phone number");
if(phoneNumber != null && phoneNumber!="" && /^\d+$/.test(phoneNumber)) {
var options = {};
options.phoneNumber = phoneNumber;
MFPPush.registerDevice(options,
function(successResponse) {
alert("Successfully registered");
enableButtons();
}, function(failureResponse) {
alert("Failed to register");
});
return true;
}
else {
alert("Failed to register, You have entered invalid number");
}
}
You can also register a device using the Push Device Registration (POST) REST API
Using an SMS subscribe servlet
REST APIs are used to send notifications to the registered devices. All forms of notifications can be sent: tag & broadcast notifications, and authenticated notifications
To send a notification, a request is made using POST to the REST endpoint: imfpush/v1/apps/<application-identifier>/messages
.
Example URL:
https://myserver.com:443/imfpush/v1/apps/com.sample.sms/messages
To review all Push Notifications REST APIs, see the REST API runtime services topic in the user documentation.
To send a notification, see the sending notifications tutorial.
Sample application
Click to download the Cordova project.
Note: The latest version of Google Play Services is required to be installed on any Android device for the sample to run.
Sample usage
Follow the sample’s README.md file for instructions.
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