Introduction
The AT&T Android Software Development Kit (SDK) provides Android apps access to the AT&T RESTful APIs through a Java library of classes and Android Activities. The AT&T In-App Messaging API is supported. This SDK runs with apps that target Android platform version 4.0.4 and higher.
Supported APIs
The Android SDK supports the following AT&T APIs:
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In-App Messaging |
What's Included
The AT&T API Platform SDK for Android contains .jar files, documentation, and sample Android apps for each API to assist you in utilizing the AT&T APIs within your Android app. Source code for some .jar files is also provided.
Requirements
The minimum configuration for using the Android SDK includes the following:
- Eclipse IDE
- Android Developer Tools
- Active AT&T Developer Program account
Getting Started
- Sign up for a free AT&T Developer account.
- Set up your app to get an App Key and App Secret. If you're using In-App Messaging within your app, set a redirect URI.
- Download the AT&T API Platform SDK for Android documentation and unzip the SDK or clone it from Github.
- Reference the appropriate .jar file for the API you will use in your app.
- Use the corresponding manager class with your App Key and App Secret.
- To run the samples:
- Import all the projects from the source directory into Eclipse.
- Choose an API sample you want to run.
- Enter your App Key and App Secret. Red compiler errors indicate where each is placed.
- Run the project as an Android app.
- Look in the API SDK and sample folders for ReadMe files and installation guides for the individual APIs.
The SDK source code is available under the Apache 2.0 open-source license from our Github repository.