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Is it possible to register a single app with multiple Azure hubs ? I'm using Kotlin. If not any alternative way already in the SDK ?
The NotificationHub.start() method doesn't appear to work if called a second time with the second hub's parameters.
Example code: val name2 = "SHMNChannel2" val descriptionText2 = "Notification Channel2" val importance2 = NotificationManager.IMPORTANCE_DEFAULT val channel2 = NotificationChannel("NC2", name, importance).apply { description = descriptionText2 }
val notificationManager2: NotificationManager = getSystemService(Context.NOTIFICATION_SERVICE) as NotificationManager notificationManager2.createNotificationChannel(channel2) NotificationHub.start(this.application, "<HUB-NAME>", "<CONNECTION-STRING>")
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Is it possible to register a single app with multiple Azure hubs ? I'm using Kotlin.
If not any alternative way already in the SDK ?
The NotificationHub.start() method doesn't appear to work if called a second time with the second hub's parameters.
Example code:
val name2 = "SHMNChannel2"
val descriptionText2 = "Notification Channel2"
val importance2 = NotificationManager.IMPORTANCE_DEFAULT
val channel2 = NotificationChannel("NC2", name, importance).apply {
description = descriptionText2
}
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: