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Milos_registerMemberon this forum is few posts ‘mobione dont have support for native plugins’
but all of them are few months old, so my question is:
was in version 2.5 added support for native plugins?
if not is it planned in near future?thank you
December 23, 2013 at 12:13 pm #345466
support-octavioMemberHi Miloos,
Integrating custom cordova plugins is not supported in MobiOne. We are developing this support now but for our MyEclipse product first. Following this we will investigate providing a similar capability for mobione.
January 30, 2014 at 8:26 am #346531
rick.gommersMemberHi Octavio,
I’m sorry to capture this thread, but I’d like to ask you something based on the answer you gave here.
My experience with Cordova is only with native Cordova 3.1.0, from the commandline, I can add whatever plugin I want very easily.
How does this work for Mobi one? I guess from your answer above that you have a list of cordova plugins we can work with, but we can’t add new plugins ourselves. Is this true?
Also, is there a complete list available somewhere so I can see what plugins are supported?
Thx in advance!
January 31, 2014 at 10:45 am #346622
support-octavioMemberHi marcoevich,
Mobione app center builder is a cloud build service. It currently supports only a small set of non-core plugins and does not enable inclusion of additional 3rd party plugins. We are currently enhancing our myeclipse ide product line to support 3rd party plugins via local cordova/phonegap builds. The MobiOne plugins for each version of cordova is listed on the Windows>Setting>App Center>Corodva Version
C 2.9: Email Composer (ios), PDF viewer, Downloader (android)
C 2.2: Child Browser, Email Composer (ios), PDF viewer, Downloader (android)
C 3.2 experimental ios-only: Email Composer, Barcode Scanner, Push Notification, In App PurchaseJanuary 31, 2014 at 11:11 am #346624
rick.gommersMemberExcellent. Thx Octavio! I like the notification and in-app purchase plugin 😀
Gratz,
MarcoevichFebruary 1, 2014 at 5:25 am #346651
Milos_registerMemberThank you, but
how to use these plugins?
are automatically included in app?February 2, 2014 at 2:11 pm #346681
rick.gommersMember@miloos wrote:
Thank you, but
how to use these plugins?
are automatically included in app?I believe they are. You can use the plugins, but you have to implement these functions yourself.
You can use the Cordova API documentation for that: http://cordova.apache.org/docs/en/3.2.0/index.html
February 5, 2014 at 5:18 pm #346867
Milos_registerMemberhow can I implement function for mailing
when I cant found what API I should callMarch 15, 2014 at 5:56 am #348059
TorbenKjeldgaardMemberDo I understand it right – is push notification possible in M1 if i use cordova 3,2?
Regards
TKTMarch 17, 2014 at 12:10 pm #348091
support-octavioMemberHi TKT,
The C3.2 App Center is very very preliminary. We made it available to give you early access to technologies that we are working with. The Cordova 3.2 implementation includes the push notification plugin. Currently the primary quirk with using the C3.2 AC is that it only recognizes p12 identify files. It will not yet work with pk/cert files. Also we have not done any sharable work with the push notification pugins. Given that our recommendation is to limit use to experimentation-only contexts.
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