Hi guys,
I am mainly interested in using the google nearby messages framework(GNSPermission
, GNSMessageManager
, GNSPublication
, GNSSubscription
) on our java code. Is this possible?
A little bit of background ... we want our non-mobile device to continuously send out a simple broadcast message(a short string) that would be detected by a mobile device when the mobile device gets into a certain proximity to our non-mobile device. Our non-mobile device can run code written on c,c++,java and python so we are trying to find a way to code the google nearby message publisher in any of the said languages. I've searched
https://developers.google.com/api-client-library/ for a list of exposed libraries and samples but found nothing that can point me in the right direction. Seeing as how swift can leverage on the existing objective-c library for the google nearby message framework, I was thinking maybe we could also make it work for java. Is this possible?
Thanks :)