android-notifications

I am trying to listen to android notification using NotificationListenerService. I have tested the code with Whatsapp and Hangout notifications. Scenario 1: 1 Message from 1 User I receive onNotificationPosted() call once (which is correct) Scenario 2: 2 Messages from 1 user I receive onNotificationPosted() call twice accordingly (which is correct) [I get one more which is a grouped notification with the summary text which is same as the text. I ignore this notification manually] Scenario 3: multiple messages from multiple users I am receiving onNotificationPosted() call multiple times as per

In my hybrid Cordova Android app targeting API 23+ I want to use a custom sound for notifications. To that end I have done the following In plugin.xml file for the single custom plugin I use in the app I declare <resource-file src="src/android/res/unysound.mp3" target="res/raw/mysound.mp3" />' . Opening the APK as a zip archive I see that the mp3 file has in fact ended up in `res/raw/mysound.mp3'. - When building the notification I do the following Notification notification = new Notification.Builder(context) .setDefaults(0) //turns off ALL defaults .setVibrate(vibrate) /sets to vibrate ....

I want to create a Media Playback notification using the new Android L MediaStyle template. Now, I succeeded doing so perfectly well for actions like previous, play, pause, next (by using addAction() , but I couldn't find a way to add a "close" button like in the Android Notifications Documentation screenshot: Is there a neat way to achieve this? I want the "close" button to terminate the currently playing playback, clear the playback notification, and be located as in the attached screenshot. UPDATE When using the Support Library's version of this notification style, i.e. NotificationCompat

I'm using FCM to send notifications to Android devices. When the app is in background, if I send 10 notifications, the devices will show up 10 entries on the notification bar. I want FCM to make only one entry on notification bar, i.e. the newer one will overwrite old ones. I don't find a key to set this at https://firebase.google.com/docs/cloud-messaging/http-server-ref#downstream . Is there a way to do, or it is impossible? Thanks. To achieve this, in your notification payload, use the tag key { "notification" : { "title" : "Notification Title", "body" : "Notification Body", "tag" : "your

I am developing an application in which i implemented Push notification functionality. My code of onMessage - GCMIntentService.java is: @Override protected void onMessage(Context context, Intent data) { String message = data.getExtras().getString("message"); displayMessage(context, message); generateNotification(context, message); } And code of generateNotification - private static void generateNotification(Context context, String message) { int icon = R.drawable.ic_launcher; long when = System.currentTimeMillis(); NotificationManager notificationManager = (NotificationManager) context

Problem When the user presses Send "Button 1" (scroll down to see the construction of the app) a new Notification is created from the RefreshService . If the user presses this notification a MainActivity instance gets started and receives a String with the value Button 1 over the Intent . This value gets displayed. When the user presses now the Send "Button 2" a new Notification is created from the RefreshService . If the user presses this notification a MainActivity instance gets started and receives a String ALSO with the value Button 1 over the Intent . So as you can guess, normally there