Goals: Integrate Firebase push notifications (FCM) into an app built with Delphi for iOS without the help of third-party libraries. Having the same base code in the application and in the servers for managing pushes in Delphi the same as that used for Android. Test environment used: VM Delphi 11 Alexandria Ent. Edition on…
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RAD Studio 11 Alexandria push notification with Android via Firebase. Targets: 1 – Receive push notifications on my Android app 2 – Have a server system for sending push notifications Assumptions from which I started for this test: 1 – Have a Google Firebase account: https://console.firebase.google.com/ 2 – Have an app published on the…
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Apple MacOSX is a fantastic OS, when your app goes in the background it consumes few resources, this is a fantastic thing if you do not plan to run processes in the background or if it is not a server application. To avoid that your application is not slowed down I have created a very…
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Delphi is truly a cool development environment, with the right libraries it becomes unbeatable. Now with version 11 and all the IDE in HDPI it is a pleasure to work with. fmxLinux is the library that comes with Delphi to allow you to create visual applications on Linux with Firemonkey and it works great. TMS…
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To force quit an application by application name in MS-Windows you can use “taskkill” command. To kill an application by app name using taskkill you can write: taskkill /f /t /im julius.exe In this example we kill our application “JuliuS” .
To detect device orientation change, you can use the following example: uses System.Messaging, FMX.Platform; var FId: Integer; // Subscribe to TOrientationChangedMessage FId := TMessageManager.DefaultManager.SubscribeToMessage(TOrientationChangedMessage, DoOrientationChanged); // Write orientation change handler: procedure TMyForm.DoOrientationChanged(const Sender: TObject; const M: TMessage); var s: IFMXScreenService; begin if TPlatformServices.Current.SupportsPlatformService(IFMXScreenService, s) then begin case s.GetScreenOrientation of TScreenOrientation.Portrait: ; TScreenOrientation.Landscape: ; TScreenOrientation.InvertedPortrait: ;…
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