gcm-sender

Java Program that acts as a GCM Server for HTTP connections with JSON payload.

Note this is not a full implementation and is good for testing purposes only.

Prerequisites

Maven
JDK 1.7

Code changes

Modify ServerApp.java with your api key and Device Registration Ids.

// Change this with your Api Key obtained from GDC Credentials.
final static String apiKey = "xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx";

// Change the registration Id. Add one or more to this Array
private final static String[] myDevices = {
    "xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx"
};

Build

$ mvn clean install

To Run

$ mvn install -PRun

Sample output

Sending
{"data":{"time":"15:16.2342","score":"4x6"},"collapse_key":"score_update","time_to_live":300,"delay_while_idle":false,"registration_ids":["APA9
1bFlmPxDGNWp42wCJssxxxxxxxx"]}

Sent POST request to https://android.googleapis.com/gcm/send
Got Response Code : 200
Response::
{"multicast_id":6594286974355097061,"success":1,"failure":0,"canonical_ids":0,"results":[{"message_id":"0:142733423424246507%921c249a66d6cf16"}]}

Client App

Inside your Android App, you can extract values from the Intent as shown below

String score = intent.getStringExtra("score");
String time  = intent.getStringExtra("time");

More information on Implementing GCM Server can be found here

rahulsh1 / gcm-sender