Method Detail

• initialize

  @Deprecated(message = Please use Zendesk.initialize instead, replaceWith = @ReplaceWith(imports = {zendesk.android.Zendesk}, expression = Zendesk.initialize(context, channelKey, successCallback, failureCallback,
   DefaultMessagingFactory()))) final Unit initialize(Context context, String channelKey, SuccessCallback<Messaging> successCallback, FailureCallback<MessagingError> failureCallback)

  Initializes Messaging for the given channelKey, calling successCallback if the initialization completes successfully and failureCallback if it fails.

  After a successful call to initialize, calling it again will simply call successCallback immediately.

  This function is synchronized and won't run concurrently if called more than once at the same time.

  Parameters:

  context - an instance of Context.

  channelKey - the key of your Messaging for Android channel

  successCallback - an implementation of SuccessCallback to be notified of a successful result

  failureCallback - an implementation of FailureCallback to be notified of a failure

• instance

  @Deprecated(message = Please use Zendesk#messaging instead, replaceWith = @ReplaceWith(imports = {zendesk.android.Zendesk}, expression = Zendesk.instance().messaging())) final Messaging instance()

  Retrieves the current instance of Messaging.

  If Messaging.initialize was not called or haven't completed yet, this method will return a stubbed version of Messaging that will only output logs when any of its methods are called.

• invalidate

  @Deprecated(message = Please use Zendesk.invalidate instead, replaceWith = @ReplaceWith(imports = {zendesk.android.Zendesk}, expression = Zendesk.invalidate())) final Unit invalidate()

  Invalidates the current instance of Messaging.

  After calling this method you will have to call Messaging.initialize again if you would like to use Messaging.

• setDelegate

  @Deprecated(message = Please use Messaging.setDelegate, replaceWith = @ReplaceWith(imports = {zendesk.android.messaging.Messaging}, expression = Messaging.setDelegate(messagingDelegate))) final Unit setDelegate(MessagingDelegate messagingDelegate)

  Sets the MessagingDelegate that should be used by Messaging.

  Parameters:

  messagingDelegate - an implementation of MessagingDelegate, or null if you want to remove one that was previously set