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Extending ParsePushBroadcastReceiver #152
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Yep, this is definitely a bug, considering our official .NET guide says you should be able to subclass. I'll get a fix out soon. |
Oh nice. Thanks for your response @richardjrossiii. Looking forward to an update! |
This is required to do custom push notification handling as outlined in our official guide: https://parse.com/tutorials/android-push-notifications. Fixes #152.
I couldn't wait for the fix to come out, so I get this project (with your fix to this issue) and build the dll myself. However, I realize that even that wouldn't help me anyway. This is the class in Java And this is the one in .NET The thing is the .NET class doesn't have any of the methods like in Java to extend from. It calls the ParsePushService, and probably handle the receipt of notification over there, but I don't really know further how to deal with that. Can you please confirm that there's a way to customize the way remote notification is received on Android, with Xamarin? |
Hi,
I'm trying to extend the ParsePushBroadcastReceiver so I can have some custom data parsed from the notification Intent Extras.
According to this, I should be able to extend the class. However, in C#, the class is
public sealed
. How am I supposed to do the subclass here, then?I apologize if this appears to be a basic programming question, and thanks in advance.
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