Oracle mcs overview 1029

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Oracle Mobile Cloud Service Overview
Alice Liu
lzhmails@163.com
6/25, 2015
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Agenda
What is Mobile Cloud Service?
Features and Platform APIs
Getting started with Client SDK Android
Demo
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Mobile Cloud Service is a cloud-based service that provides a
unified hub for developing, deploying, maintaining, monitoring, and
analyzing your mobile applications and the resources that they rely on.

Describe the MCS developer portal components
Mobile Backends: This is area where mobile client developers will
spend most of their time. A mobile backend is all the backend
services that a specific mobile application will consume.
Storage: Mobile developers use this function to manage custom
storage collectors for use across mobile backends. This is useful
when mobile developers want to store data collected from devices
that do not have a backend available to map or store. E.g. GPS,
Notes, Photos, Videos etc
User Management: Used by mobile developers to create and store
user credentials for B2C use cases or where there may not be a user
credential store to federate
Connectors: This is area where the service developers spend time in
defining, creating, securing and testing connections to backend
systems. This could be via REST, SOAP or via connectors to legacy
APIs
APIs: This is the area where service developers can design, test,
implement, shape and deploy custom API into the API Catalog . Click
on mobile backend
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Mobile Cloud Service is a cloud-based service that provides a
unified hub for developing, deploying, maintaining, monitoring, and
analyzing your mobile applications and the resources that they rely on.

• Send push notifications to both iOS and Android mobile devices
• Store application data in the cloud so it’s protected and easy to
get at
• Cache locally store REST resources to optimize application
performance
• Provide user login capabilities and test real users and roles
• Gather usage data and generate analytics reports
• Monitor health and troubleshoot problems

The official Android Client SDK tutorial is available now:
http://docs-uat.us.oracle.com/cloud/latest/mobilecs_gs/MCSUA/GUID-B9B3FEB0-7B52-4691-B410-4D8DF70D793
Pre-requisites
1. Android
Android SDK installed
Android Platform Tools 19.0.3
2. iOS
Mac OS X 10.9.x (Mavericks)
Xcode 5.1.x

1. Create an Android Gradle Application with Android Studio
a. Download and install Android Studio https://developer.anroid.com/sdk/installing/studio.html
b. Download and install Stand-alone SDK Tools version of Android SDK:
http://developer.android.com/sdk/installing/index.html
c. Create an Android Gradle application, and use the Stand-alone SDK instead the one comes with
Android Studio

a. Get IDMSDK project
b. Unzip it and put the IDMSDK folder under your application's main directory
c. Edit file settings.gradle in project directory, change it to:
include ':app',':IDMSDK'
d. Edit file build.gradle in src directory, change dependencies settings to:
dependencies {
compile project(':IDMSDK')
compile fileTree(dir: 'libs', include: ['*.jar'])
}
e. Click "Sync project with Gradle files" in Android Studio Tools tab Android's sub menu (Or you can
choose to do this later)
Link IDMSDK project to your app

Add MCS Config file
a. Create a folder named "assets" under app/src/main/
b. Add oracle_mobile_cloud_config.xml to app/src/main/assets folder, and you will need to change:
mbeName, mbeVersion, oAuthTokenEndPoint, oAuthClientId, oAuthClientSecret, oAuthLogoutUrl base on your
MCS Env settings.
<mobileBackend>
<mbeName>test</mbeName>
<mbeVersion>1.0</mbeVersion>
<default>true</default>
<appKey>1ccba599-8e48-44e1-ba8b-7e70f5a3f57f</appKey>
<baseUrl>http://blr2203087.idc.oracle.com:7201</baseUrl>
<enableAnalytics>true</enableAnalytics>
<enableLogger>true</enableLogger>
<identityDomain>mob1</identityDomain>
<oAuthTokenEndPoint>http://slc07grb.us.oracle.com:14100/oam/oauth2/tokens</oAuthTokenEndPoint>
<oAuthClientId>eac8b447-014c-4b60-9c0e-5451dda448bc</oAuthClientId>
<oAuthClientSecret>dFdupZuGGhyJCrWGTaWc</oAuthClientSecret>
</mobileBackend>

Setup Mobile Backend

Add/Define User and Roles

Create a Storage Collection (Optional, only need it when working with Storage SDK)

Add permissions to AndroidMainfest.xml
add at least these permissions
<uses-permission android:name="android.permission.INTERNET" />
<uses-permission android:name="android.permission.ACCESS_NETWORK_STATE" />
<uses-permission
android:name="android.permission.WRITE_INTERNAL_STORAGE"/>
<uses-permission
android:name="android.permission.WRITE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE"/>
<uses-permission android:name="android.permission.ACCESS_FINE_LOCATION" />
<uses-permission
android:name="android.permission.ACCESS_COARSE_LOCATION" />

Build the Android Application
Click on Android Studio Tool bar, or like below to Sync Project with Gradle Files

Run the Android Application
start emulator with command: emulator -avd YourAvdNameHere -http-proxy http://cn-
proxy.jp.oracle.com:80

Demo

•http://docs-uat.us.oracle.com/cloud/latest/mobilecs_gs/MCSUA/toc.htm
•The official Android Client SDK tutorial is available now:
http://docs-uat.us.oracle.com/cloud/latest/mobilecs_gs/MCSUA/GUID-B9B3FEB0-7B52-
4691-B410-4D8DF70D7933.htm#MCSUA-GUID-B9B3FEB0-7B52-4691-B410-
4D8DF70D7933
• http://developer.android.com/training/index.html
• http://www.vogella.com/tutorials/android.html
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