[ghagad]

I copied the sample PushNotification project from github and tried to build it in MyEclipse. When I installed the apk file on my phone, the event for push notification doesn’t fire. But when I tried to build it in phonegap, it worked and returned the RegistrationID.

In phonegap, whenever it builds the project, it automatically inserts the needed plugins as long as you reference it in your <script> tags and in your config.xml file. How does it work in MyEclipse? I tried to copy the 2 js files (phonegap.js, pushnotification.js) in www root folder the same way Phonegap build does, but whenever i run the app it returns Error Class not found. How do we import phonegap plugins in MyEclipse?

[support-octavio]

Hi ghagad,

The issue is the MyEclipse build service currently supports the core Cordova plugins. non-core plugins such as the one you reference is not available yet.

[Brandon]

Hi,

any idea when this plugin and others like it will be supported by MyEclipse? Currently these plugins are supported by a free version of PhoneGap (as are many more) yet not supported by the paid version of MyEclipse.

I have read several times in these forums that plugin support is coming, but without any commitment. Is genuitec in a position now to discuss and publish a concrete mobile (HTML5) roadmap and commit to it?

[support-octavio]

Hi

>any idea when this plugin and others like it will be supported by MyEclipse?
We will share more info very soon. The dev team is working on a major enhancement.

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