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This step explains how to create a Google application that supports sending and receiving Push Notifications. 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 app

  1. Go to the the Google 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.



  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


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.

You have now successfully completed the Google setup.

Continue to Step B: Appoxee Setup.

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