flurry_onMessage_received.java

/\*

     \* This method will only be called whenever a Flurry notification is received, regardless of

     \* whether app is in foreground or in background. To determine app

     \* state, you can either track it yourself or call FlurryMessaging.isAppInForeground

     \*/

    @Override

    public void onMessageReceived(RemoteMessage remoteMessage) {

        // determine if push is from Flurry

        if (FlurryMessaging.isFlurryMessage(remoteMessage)) {

            //retrieve flurry message

            FlurryMessage flurryMessage = FlurryMessaging.convertFcmMessageToFlurryMessage(remoteMessage);

            // log flurry message received event

            FlurryMessaging.logNotificationReceived(flurryMessage);

            if (FlurryMessaging.isAppInForeground()) {

                // handle notification knowing app is in foreground

            } else {

                // handle notification knowing app is in background

            }

             /\*\*

             \* IMPORTANT:

             \* When creating a notification, you may use the Flurry helper method FlurryMessaging.showNotification()

             \* or create your own.  If you use the Flurry helper method, Flurry will automatically

             \* log the click and dismissed notification events.  In the event that the notification is clicked,

             \* Flurry will launch the launcher or "click_action" activity with the Intent.FLAG_ACTIVITY_NEW_TASK flag.

             \* If you choose to create your own notification, be sure to call FlurryMessaging.logNotificationClicked and

             \* FlurryMessaging.logNotificationCancelled as the respective events occur.

             \*

             \* FlurryMessage is a Parcelable object and can be passed as an extra through intents.

             \* Flurry provides helper methods to do so.

             \* See - FlurryMessaging.addFlurryMessageToIntentExtras and FlurryMessaging.getFlurryMessageFromIntent

             \*/

        }

    }