[aerogear-dev] AeroDoc Getting Started experience

Fri Nov 8 01:57:05 EST 2013

Hi Burr,

thanks for the write-up

@java-client: the 0.3.0 is on maven central - should not be needed to build
_that_ version
https://github.com/aerogear/aerogear-aerodoc-backend/blob/master/pom.xml#L276

@If the app is not running (you killed/closed it competely), the
notification will still appear in the top bar, selection of the
notification will re-launch the app, where you can attempt to sign-in as
"maria" and "123" but login may fail - just kill the app, restart the app
server, restart it from the application tray/home screen.  I am not sure
why logins just fail at times, recycling the app server helps.

===> Does the stack say something like active agent ? I guess that comes
from PicketLink, thinking Maria is still logged in from that IP address/
(device); That's something we need to look in. I will file a ticket later
today.

BTW. in the meantime - looks you are good to go, right ?

The setup is a bit hard, I can see that - but all the push related things
are never very smooth to setup - I think...

-Matthias

On Fri, Nov 8, 2013 at 12:15 AM, Burr Sutter <bsutter at redhat.com> wrote:

> What follows are my notes for AeroDoc - a challenge demo to get up and
> running and I have only completed the journey for Android - need some more
> focused time for iOS.     My steps may be incomplete as I was making notes
> while still fighting through the jungle and getting a few bug fixes from
> the team along the way - Thank you very much - I will be using this demo a
> lot next week.    Please edit as you see fit - we should clean this up and
> publish a step by step guide on how to AeroDoc.
>
> Note: the UI of the mobile app is a bit clunky - see screenshots of the
> login screen below
>
> Getting aerodoc running for Android/GCM with Cordova:
> 1) Download Unified Push Server - http://aerogear.org/download/
> 2) Create & deploy a DataSource (see attached) on EAP
>
>
>
> 3) Drag & drop .war to deployments folder of EAP 6.1
> 4) Start EAP
> 5) Login at http://localhost:8080/aerogear-unifiedpush-server-0.8.1/
> 6) admin and "123"
> 7) You will be prompted to change the password - make it something you
> won't forget - I use the same password for EAP admin itself
> 8) Create a new Push Application
> 9) Add Variant
> 10) Google Cloud API: https://code.google.com/apis/console/b/0/?pli=1
> follow notes at
> http://aerogear.org/docs/guides/aerogear-push-android/google-setup/
> input your API Key and Project Number (which is the SenderID in the
> JavaScript codebase later on)
> 11) Backend web app (also contains the REST endpoints for the AeroDoc app)
> git clone https://github.com/aerogear/aerogear-aerodoc-cordova
> mvn clean compile package
> deploy the .war to the EAP server
> note: I had to git clone and "mvn install" the Java Client
> https://github.com/aerogear/aerogear-unifiedpush-java-client
> as it was a dependency required to build the backend web app
> using the browser, hit
> http://192.168.1.102:8080/aerodoc
> Note: you need to know your IP address later
> and make sure to start your EAP with -b 0.0.0.0 or using the
> "Listen on all interfaces to allow remote web connections" checkbox in the
> Server properties of JBDS/JBoss Tools
> Login in as "john" with a password of "123"
> You can create Leads - basically Doctors who need a phone call one of your
> sales agents like Maria or Bob.
> 12) Frontend hybrid mobile app
> git clone https://github.com/aerogear/aerogear-aerodoc-cordova
> follow the instructions in the read me
> update app.js in merges/android
> also open and update LoginController.js in merges/android
> pushNotification.register(function() {}, function(){}, {"senderID":"
> 492580885002",
> "ecb":"angular.element($('.topcoat-notification')).scope().onNotification"});
> where "senderID" is your Google Project ID from step 10
> 13) Import the Android app into Eclipse+Android Tools using the
> File-Import-Android wizard
> It will appear as "HelloCordova" inside of the IDE
> 14) Plug in at least one Android device into your USB - assuming you have
> setup that device for development (Google for "how to enable developer
> settings")
> http://www.androidcentral.com/how-enable-developer-settings-android-42
> 15) Using Eclipse, Run As Android Application and target the device.
> If the Emulator tries to start, by passing the device, select Run
> Configurations, select the Target tab and check "Always prompt to pick
> device", hit Apply and OK
> 16) The app should install and run on the android device
> login with "maria" and "123"
> 17) Back to http://192.168.1.102:8080/aerodoc
> Create a Lead
> Dr Sally Mae Thomas
> Manhattan
> 1231231234
> and hit Save
> click on the Lead, hit the Search Agents button to get a list of sales
> agents (those folks running the mobile app like Maria in step 16), check
> the box and hit Send Lead
> Note: you should instantly see the new lead appear in the application,
> along with a red notification that says "A new lead has been created" and
> if the mobile is in the background it will put up a message in the Android
> 4 notification bar.  Selecting that notification will pop the application
> back to the foreground.
> If the app is not running (you killed/closed it competely), the
> notification will still appear in the top bar, selection of the
> notification will re-launch the app, where you can attempt to sign-in as
> "maria" and "123" but login may fail - just kill the app, restart the app
> server, restart it from the application tray/home screen.  I am not sure
> why logins just fail at times, recycling the app server helps.
>
> 18) If you deploy the app to 2 or more devices (leveraging that prompt for
> device trick in step 15), you can select the Lead (e.g. Dr Sally Mae
> Thomas) on the app and then hit the Accept button which will remove the
> lead from the overall list and send a push notification to all other sales
> agents (e.g. Bob whose password is also "123") and remove the lead from
> their list.
>
>
>
>
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