MessageApp | simple Social Networking site with Messaging Functionalities | Networking library

Just realized that according to the docs, these functions only work when sending and receiving notifications via FCM, which is why you aren't seeing these work when sending them manually through APNS.

This package will allow for leverage getInitialNotification and the other function: https://github.com/react-native-community/push-notification-ios

Your getting the wrong response because your comparing a string to a number. When "finding" the index it's return is -1 because you are using the equivalence operator ===. You just need to type cast the string to a number when grabbing the param.

Looking into your Github in backend/lib/json the files are:

The data should be added be between text area opening and closing tag as textarea doesn't accept value

Change your code to below code:

That's not the right way to use Broadcast. You cannot receive the broadcast as the second fragment is not started yet. You should change to the second fragment when you click on the send button with the sms text as argument.

Try this. It works for me :

FirstFragment.java

Vuex is a centralized store for all the components in an application,as the docs say.

So imagine the you have a variable (or many) which you can use and change from all your components.

Also when you want to get properties from state,it is recommended to use getters.

I can't understand what you want to do,but if you want,you can have multiple states,getters,mutations and actions and use them as modules in store read more.See below example from vuex docs:

my friend, do you set your PeerApp.fxml's controller to MessageApp too?

if not, when you click send button, it won't trigger the clickSendMessage().

but if you set your PeerApp.fxml's controller to MessageApp, javafx automatically create another instance of MessageApp, so if you click send button, it's actually trigger another instance of MessageApp's clickSendMessage(), and it prints its i variable.

or can you post your PeerApp.fxml code to facilitate us to check?

init() method is override from Application class, it will run automatically when we start our javafx application.

I resolve this problem.

the problem is background resource in activity layout

the reason ======================================= background resource file resolution is 482 * 290

but the image path is drawable

so my phone dpi is xxxhdpi (mdpi * 4)

look at the byte[] size 8998912 from Allocation Tracking

This is a misconception that I also ran into. It looks as if you can just introspect the status code in a ResponseEntity to get hold of an error. But this is not the case.

You could catch a HttpStatusCodeException which would be thrown whenever the response status code is >= 400. You can then get the status code from the exception.