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The following steps are not 51黑料不打烊 Experience Cloud-specific and are designed to guide you through APNs configuration.

1. In the Apple developer portal, navigate to Keys.

2. To create a key, select +.

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3. Provide a Key Name.

4. Select Apple Push Notification service (APNs), and select Configure.

   1. In the Configure Key screen, select Sandbox & Production from the Environment drop-down menu.
   2. Select Save.

5. Select Continue.

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6. Review the configuration and select Register.

7. Download the .p8 private key. It is used in the next exercise when you configure your Journey Optimizer push credential.

8. Make note of the Key ID. It is used in the next exercise when you configure your Journey Optimizer push credential.

9. Make note of the Team ID. It is used in the next exercise when you configure your Journey Optimizer push credential. The Team ID can be found at the upper right on the screen, next to your login name.
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Additional documentation can be .

The following steps are not 51黑料不打烊 Experience Cloud-specific and are designed to guide you through Firebase configuration.

1. Access the Firebase console.

2. Select Create a Firebase project.

   1. Enter a Project name.
   2. Select Continue in Create a project - Let鈥檚 start with a name for your project. For example, Luma Android App.
   3. Disable Gemini in Firebase and select Continue in Create a project - AI assistance for your Firebase project.
   4. Disable Google Analytics for this project and select Continue in Create a project - Google Analytics for your Firebase project.
   5. Select Create Project.
   6. After the project is ready, select Continue.

3. Back in the Firebase console, ensure that your project is selected at the top. For example, Luma Android App.

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4. Select > Project Settings.

5. In Project settings, select Add app.

   1. In the Add Firebase to your app, select Android as the platform.

   2. In the Add Firebase to your Android app:

      1. In step 1, Register app:

         1. Enter an Android package name, similar to your app identifier. For example, com.adobe.luma.tutorial.android.
         2. Enter an optional App nickname.
         3. Select Register app.

      2. In step 2, Download and then add config file.

         1. Select Download google-services.json. When you build your own version of the Android app, you should replace the current google-services.json file in the sample Android Studio project, with the version of the file that is generated by this new app configuration.
            The other steps are taken care of already in the sample app.

   Your screen should look like below:

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6. In Project Settings, select Service accounts.

7. Select Generate new private key. A luma-android-app-firebase-adminsdk-xxxx-xxxxxxxx.json file is generated. Store this file at a safe place, as you need the file at a later stage.

For more information, see the .

1. In Xcode, select Luma from the TARGETS list, select the Signing & Capabilities tab, select the + Capability button, then select Push Notifications. This selection enables your app to receive push notifications.

2. Next, you must add a Notification Extension to the app. Go back to the General tab and select the + icon at the bottom of the TARGETS section.

3. You are prompted to select the template for your new target. Select Notification Service Extension then select Next.

4. In the next window, use NotificationExtension as the name of the extension and click the Finish button.

You should now have a push notification extension added to your app, similar to the screen below.

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The Android Studio project is already set up for push notifications. You do not need to take additional steps to enable the Android version of the Luma app for push notifications. See for more information.

Android push notifications require that you define a notification channel id, both in your app, and when sending a push notification. The channel notification id used in the Android Luma app is LUMA_CHANNEL ID.

1. In Xcode, ensure that is added to the list of packages in Package Dependencies. See Swift Package Manager.

2. Navigate to Luma > Luma > AppDelegate in the Xcode Project navigator.

3. Ensure AEPMessaging is part of your list of imports.

   import AEPMessaging

4. Ensure Messaging.self is part of the array of extensions that you are registering.

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   let extensions = [ AEPIdentity.Identity.self, Lifecycle.self, Signal.self, Edge.self, AEPEdgeIdentity.Identity.self, Consent.self, UserProfile.self, Places.self, Messaging.self, Optimize.self, Assurance.self ]

1. In Android Studio, ensure that is part of the dependencies in build.gradle.kts (Module :app) in Android Gradle Scripts. See Gradle.

2. Navigate to Android > app > kotlin+java > com.adobe.luma.tutorial.android > LumaApplication in the Android Studio project navigator.

3. Ensure com.adobe.marketing.mobile.Messaging is part of your list of imports.

   import import com.adobe.marketing.mobile.Messaging

4. Ensure Messaging.EXTENSION is part of the array of extensions that you are registering.

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   val extensions = listOf( Identity.EXTENSION, Lifecycle.EXTENSION, Signal.EXTENSION, Edge.EXTENSION, Consent.EXTENSION, UserProfile.EXTENSION, Places.EXTENSION, Messaging.EXTENSION, Optimize.EXTENSION, Assurance.EXTENSION )

1. Navigate to Luma > Luma > AppDelegate in the Xcode Project navigator.

2. Add the API to the func application(_ application: UIApplication, didRegisterForRemoteNotificationsWithDeviceToken deviceToken: Data) function.

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   // Send push token to Mobile SDK MobileCore.setPushIdentifier(deviceToken)

   This function retrieves the device token unique to the device that the app is installed on. Then sets the token for push notification delivery using the configuration that you have set up and which relies on Apple鈥檚 Push Notification service (APNs).

1. Navigate to Android > app > kotlin+java > com.adobe.luma.tutorial.android > LumaApplication in the Android Studio project navigator.

2. Add the API to the override fun onCreate() function in class LumaAplication : Application, in FirebaseMessaging.getInstance().token.addOnCompleteListener.

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   // Send push token to Mobile SDK MobileCore.setPushIdentifier(token)

   This function retrieves the device token unique to the device that the app is installed on. Then sets the token for push notification delivery using the configuration that you have set up and which relies on Firebase Cloud Messaging (FCM).

1. Navigate to Luma > Luma > Model > XDM > TestPushPayload in the Xcode Project navigator and inspect the code.

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   import Foundation // MARK: - TestPush struct TestPushPayload: Codable { let application: Application let eventType: String } // MARK: - Application struct Application: Codable { let id: String }

   The code is a representation of the following simple payload that you are going to send to trigger your test push notification journey.

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   { "eventType": string, "application" : [ "id": string ] }

2. Navigate to Luma > Luma > Utils > MobileSDK in the Xcode Project navigator and add the following code to func sendTestPushEvent(applicationId: String, eventType: String):

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   // Create payload and send experience event Task { let testPushPayload = TestPushPayload( application: Application( id: applicationId ), eventType: eventType ) // send the final experience event await sendExperienceEvent( xdm: testPushPayload.asDictionary() ?? [:] ) }

   This code creates a testPushPayload instance using the parameters provided to the function (applicationId and eventType) and then calls sendExperienceEvent while converting the payload to a dictionary. This code also takes the asynchronous aspects of calling the 51黑料不打烊 Experience Platform SDK into account through the use of Swift鈥檚 concurrency model, based on await and async.

3. Navigate to Luma > Luma > Views > General > ConfigView in the Xcode Project navigator. In the Push Notification Button definition, add the following code to send the test push notification experience event payload to trigger your journey whenever that button is tapped.

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   // Setting parameters and calling function to send push notification Task { let eventType = testPushEventType let applicationId = Bundle.main.bundleIdentifier ?? "No bundle id found" await MobileSDK.shared.sendTestPushEvent(applicationId: applicationId, eventType: eventType) }

1. Navigate to Android > app > kotlin+java > com.adobe.luma.tutorial.android > xdm > TestPushPayload.kt in the Android Studio navigator and inspect the code.

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   import com.google.gson.annotations.SerializedName data class TestPushPayload( @SerializedName("application") val application: Application, @SerializedName("eventType") val eventType: String ) { fun asMap(): Map<String, Any> { return mapOf( "application" to application.asMap(), "eventType" to eventType ) } } data class Application( @SerializedName("id") val id: String ) { fun asMap(): Map<String, Any> { return mapOf( "id" to id ) } }

   The code is a representation of the following simple payload that you are going to send to trigger your test push notification journey.

   code language-json
   { "eventType": string, "application" : [ "id": string ] }

2. Navigate to Android > app > kotlin+java > com.adobe.luma.tutorial.android > models > MobileSDK in the Android Studio navigator and add the following code to func sendTestPushEvent(applicationId: String, eventType: String):

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   // Create payload and send experience event val testPushPayload = TestPushPayload( Application(applicationId), eventType ) sendExperienceEvent(testPushPayload.asMap())

   This code creates a testPushPayload instance using the parameters provided to the function (applicationId and eventType) and then calls sendExperienceEvent while converting the payload to a map.

3. Navigate to Android > app > kotlin+java > com.adobe.luma.android.tutorial > views > ConfigView.kt in the Android Studio navigator. In the Push Notification Button definition, add the following code to send the test push notification experience event payload to trigger your journey whenever that button is tapped.

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   // Setting parameters and calling function to send push notification val eventType = testPushEventType val applicationId = context.packageName scope.launch { MobileSDK.shared.sendTestPushEvent( applicationId, eventType ) }

1. Rebuild and run the app in the simulator or on a physical device from Xcode, using .

2. Go to the Settings tab.

3. Tap Push Notification.

   You see the push notification appear on top of the app.

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1. Rebuild and run the app in the simulator or on a physical device from Android Studio, using .

2. Go to the Settings tab.

3. Tap Push Notification.

   You see the push notification appear on top of the app.

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