Android: latest version of the module doesn't work with 4.2.x and 4.1.x

[rborn]

Hi, It seems that I can't make any device with these versions of android register for push. The only thing I can see in the logs is:

Could not find class 'android.app.AppOpsManager', referenced from method com.pushwoosh.internal.utils.e.b

Any idea? Thank you.

[DimanAM]

Could not find class 'android.app.AppOpsManager', referenced from method com.pushwoosh.internal.utils.e.b

It should not affect device registration.

Do you get the registerForPushNotifications() callback invoked? Could you also share full device logs?

[rborn]

No, the event doesn't trigger the callback :(

05-10 13:45:57.946: D/PushnotificationsModule(2634): (KrollRuntimeThread) [122,3685] initialize called
05-10 13:45:57.950: E/Pushwoosh(2634): Unrecognized log level: VERBOSE
05-10 13:45:57.950: I/Pushwoosh(2634): Log level: NOISE
05-10 13:45:57.950: V/Pushwoosh(2634): [RegistrationPrefs] Saving regId on app version 311
05-10 13:45:57.954: I/Pushwoosh(2634): HWID: ed555c0b4997533c
05-10 13:45:57.954: I/Pushwoosh(2634): [PushManager] App ID: E3A5A-B44BC
05-10 13:45:57.954: I/Pushwoosh(2634): [PushManager] Project ID: 122494198821
05-10 13:45:57.954: I/Pushwoosh(2634): [PushManager] This is android device
05-10 13:45:57.954: I/dalvikvm(2634): Could not find method android.os.PowerManager.isInteractive, referenced from method com.pushwoosh.module.NotificationFactory.isAppOnForeground
05-10 13:45:57.954: W/dalvikvm(2634): VFY: unable to resolve virtual method 1906: Landroid/os/PowerManager;.isInteractive ()Z
05-10 13:45:57.954: D/dalvikvm(2634): VFY: replacing opcode 0x6e at 0x0056
05-10 13:45:57.958: V/Pushwoosh(2634): [PushRegistrarGCM] number of receivers for info.rborn.mst: 5
05-10 13:45:57.958: V/Pushwoosh(2634): [PushRegistrarGCM] Found 1 receivers for action com.google.android.c2dm.intent.RECEIVE
05-10 13:45:57.958: W/TiAPI(2634):  ================================= pushHelper ================================================
05-10 13:45:57.958: W/TiAPI(2634):  Ti.Network.remoteNotificationsEnabled undefined
05-10 13:45:57.958: W/TiAPI(2634):  Ti.Network.remoteNotificationTypes undefined
05-10 13:45:57.958: W/TiAPI(2634):   
05-10 13:45:57.958: W/TiAPI(2634):  pushnotifications.getPushToken() 
05-10 13:45:57.958: W/TiAPI(2634):  persist.get("triedToRegisterForPush") undefined
05-10 13:45:57.958: W/TiAPI(2634):  isPushEnabled() false
05-10 13:45:57.958: W/TiAPI(2634):  isUnregistered() undefined
05-10 13:45:57.958: W/TiAPI(2634):  =================================================================================
05-10 13:45:57.958: W/ActivityManager(328): Unable to start service Intent { cmp=info.rborn.mst/com.pushwoosh.internal.utils.LockScreenService }: not found
05-10 13:45:57.978: D/Pushwoosh(2634): [RequestManager] Try To send: getInApps

05-10 13:45:58.194: I/Pushwoosh(2634): [RequestManager] 
05-10 13:45:58.194: I/Pushwoosh(2634): x
05-10 13:45:58.194: I/Pushwoosh(2634): |     Pushwoosh request:
05-10 13:45:58.194: I/Pushwoosh(2634): | Url: https://07353-706E1.api.pushwoosh.com/json/1.3/getInApps
05-10 13:45:58.194: I/Pushwoosh(2634): | Payload: {"request":{"v":"4.10.6","application":"E3A5A-B44BC","language":"en","hwid":"ed555c0b4997533c","device_type":3,"userId":"ed555c0b4997533c"}}
05-10 13:45:58.194: I/Pushwoosh(2634): | Response: {"status_code":200,"status_message":"OK","response":{"inApps":[]}}
05-10 13:45:58.194: I/Pushwoosh(2634): x

[rborn]

Hi any news on this? You can test it with Genymotion and a simulator with 4.1.1 or 4.2.2 if you don't have a device. Thank you.

[DimanAM]

PushwooshSample works on both Android 4.1 and Android 4.2. As I see from your log, application didn't even try to register for push notifications. Are you 100% sure you call [registerForPushNotifications()(https://github.com/Pushwoosh/pushwoosh-appcelerator-titanium/tree/master/Documentation#registerforpushnotifications) method?

[rborn]

Hi, the same app works fine for android 4.4.4+

[rborn]

@DimanAM I found the issue - getNotificationSettings returns{"enabled":false} for these android versions. I use this to avoid registering when the user disabled in the phone Settings.