Add Gcm.jar In Eclipse Ide (google Cloud Messaging)

July 08, 2024 Post a Comment

I have a problem as: I didn't find where can I get this Jar file gcm.jar? also where Can I put it ?. Note I used Android 4.1.

Solution 1:

Start SDK Manager and scroll down to the section "Extras" and make sure you have installed Google Cloud Messaging for Android Library, if not, install the package.

The package will be installed in the directory "your-android-sdk\extras\google\gcm\"

Client code (for example to be used in Android app): gcm\gcm-client\

Server code (where the Client connects to and registers it's regId): gcm\gcm-server\

To add the gcm client-jar (gcm.jar) to your Android-project, copy it to the "libs"-folder in your Eclipse project and right click on the file and select Build Path --> Add to Build Path.

Solution 2:

The GCM Helper libraries (gcm.jar) has been deprecated. The documentation for the library (https://developer.android.com/google/gcm/helper.html) now displays a messaging stating:

The information in this document has been superseded by GCM Server and GCM Client. Please use the GoogleCloudMessaging API instead of the GCM client helper library. The GCM server helper library is still valid.

Implementing a GCM server is documented here: https://developer.android.com/google/gcm/server.html Implementing a GCM client is now documented here: developer.android.com/google/gcm/client.html (sorry, can't post as a link because I don't have enough rep).

Solution 3:

As on today's date, SDK Manager now has the option to "Show obsolete packages" (Packages->Show obsolete packages). This allows you to install GCM through the SDK Manager itself.

Solution 4:

Go to this link

when download completes extract the zip file, you will get three directories with names client side, server side and samples.

now open your SDK folder and create a folder named "extras/android" and paste all three folders here DONE!!

now whenever make a new project in project classpath using add external jar add gcm.jar.

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Solution 5:

Just for the Recored: I followed the steps provided by chrkad but I found the .jar file in the DIST folder and NOT in the JAR folder. After I found that out I saw that Peter Gluck postet that before.

I hope that this could save some time to ppl having this issue! (took me 20 minutes)

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