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This step explains how to

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create a Google application that supports sending and receiving Push Notifications.

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After completing the Google setup, your next step is to allow Appoxee to send Push notifications from your app (see Step B: Appoxee Setup).

Goal: Get your Google Server API key and project number.

Step A.1: Creating a Google

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app

  1. Go to the the Google

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3. On the Google APIs Console page, make sure your project is selected and note the Project Number. 

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Note

Do not confuse the Project ID defined in the Google API Console with the Google Project ID defined in your Appoxee account.
Make sure you note the value of Google's Project Number, so you can later add it to your Appoxee account.

Step A.2: Enabling the GCM Service

Google Cloud Messaging (GCM) is Google’s current mobile application messaging service for Android devices.
To enable GCM, take the following steps: 

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Step A.3: Obtaining an API Key

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  1. Services Wizard.
  2. Select an existing Google app from the dropdown and type any name to create a new app.
  3. In the example below , we create an app named test-application.

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  4. Enter Android Package Name and click "Continue to choose & configure services"
  5. The project is created

Step A.2: Enable Google Cloud Messaging

  1. Click Enable Google Cloud Messaging

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Step A.3: Get Server API Key and Sender ID 

  1. Note the Server API Key & the Sender ID(Project Number)
  2. You will be required to provide the 'Project number' and 'API Key' as part of Step B: Appoxee Setup.

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You have now successfully completed the Google setup.

Continue to Step B: Appoxee Setup.