Migration from 4.4.X to 4.4.2

With the 4.4.2 version, you don't have to extends AppsPanelApplication anymore. Therefore, that means you are able to integrate another SDK which needs to extends Application class.

Instead of overriding public APLocalConfiguration getAppsPanelConfiguration(), you have to pass your configuration at the installmethod. Call it by overriding protected void attachBaseContext(Context base) in your Application class as following :

Application

private APLocalConfiguration getAppsPanelConfiguration(){
  return new APLocalConfiguration(this, "AppName", "AppKey", "PrivateKey");
}

@Override
protected void attachBaseContext(Context base) {
  super.attachBaseContext(base);
  AppsPanelSDK.install(MyApplication.this, getAppsPanelConfiguration());
}

You can still use the other constructor in order to pass Google ID and icon for pushs notifications.

Application

private APLocalConfiguration getAppsPanelConfiguration(){
  return new APLocalConfiguration(this,"AppName","AppKey","PrivateKey", "GoogleId", R.drawable.push_icon);
}

If you want to use Push and / or Crash report, you now have to implements AppsPanelSDKInterface, and override those methods :

Java

public class MyApplication extends Application implements AppsPanelSDKInterface {

  @Override
  public boolean onCrash(Activity activity, Throwable throwable) {
    return false;
  }

  @Override
  public boolean onPushReceived(Context context, Intent intent) {
    return false;
  }
  
}

You also have to specify that you are implementing this interface when initializing the SDK, passing your application as third parameter, as following :

Java

@Override
protected void attachBaseContext(Context base) {
  super.attachBaseContext(base);
  AppsPanelSDK.install(MyApplication.this, getAppsPanelConfiguration(), this);
}

Documentation for how to use these is still available here and here.