Fortumo

The current version doesn't support Fortumo subscriptions.

Before starting to work with OpenIAB library

Create a Fortumo account and add a required number of NOOK and Android services. One service corresponds to one price, e.g. for 3 in-apps with different prices you should create 3 different services.

In the Code

1. Make sure that FortumoInApp-android-9.1.2-o.jar is attached to the project.

2. In the AndroidManifest.xml add the following permissions

   <uses-permission android:name="android.permission.INTERNET"/>
   <uses-permission android:name="android.permission.ACCESS_NETWORK_STATE"/>
   <uses-permission android:name="android.permission.RECEIVE_SMS" />
   <uses-permission android:name="android.permission.SEND_SMS" />
   <uses-permission android:name="android.permission.READ_PHONE_STATE" />

   and declare the Fortumo SDK objects

   <!-- Declare these objects, this is part of Fortumo SDK,
       and should not be called directly -->
    <receiver android:name="mp.MpSMSReceiver">
          <intent-filter>
              <action android:name="android.provider.Telephony.SMS_RECEIVED"/>
          </intent-filter>
      </receiver>
      <service android:name="mp.MpService"/>
      <service android:name="mp.StatusUpdateService"/>
      <activity android:name="mp.MpActivity"
                android:theme="@android:style/Theme.Translucent.NoTitleBar"
                android:configChanges="orientation|keyboardHidden|screenSize"/>
     ```
   if you want to support devices without sms functionality, add
   
    ```xml
    <uses-feature android:name="android.hardware.telephony" android:required="false"/>

3. In the code setup an Options object

   OpenIabHelper.Options.Builder builder = new OpenIabHelper.Options.Builder();
   //set supportFortumo flag to true
   builder.setSupportFortumo(true);
   //or
   //by the way, you can add other stores object to the list
   builder.addAvailableStore(new FortumoStore(this));
   mHelper = new OpenIabHelper(this, builder.build());

4. Add inapps_products.xml (in-app products descriptions in terms similar to Google Play) and fortumo_inapps_details.xml (data about your Fortumo services, need to be copy-pasted from Dashboard.) files to the assets folder. You can find a sample here. Example of inapp-products.xml

   <inapp-products>
       <!--Zero or more repetitions:-->
       <items>
           <!--Zero or more repetitions:-->
           <item id="sku_gas"
                 publish-state="published"> <!-- id: the same format as Google SKU, required; published: "published" or "unpublushed", required by the xsd, but is not actually used it the current implementation-->
               <summary><!--encapsulates all elements related to description, required-->
                   <summary-base><!--default strings elements, required-->
                       <title>1/4 of gas tank</title> <!-- default title, required-->
                       <description>Some gas to go further</description> <!-- default description, required-->
                   </summary-base>
                   <!--Zero or more repetitions:-->
                   <summary-localization locale="ru_RU"> <!-- locale: [a-z]_[A-Z], required-->
                       <title>Четверть бака бензина</title> <!-- required -->
                       <description>Немного топлива, чтобы проехать еще</description> <!-- required -->
                   </summary-localization>
                   <summary-localization locale="en_US">
                       <title>1/4 of gas tank</title>
                       <description>Some gas to go further</description>
                   </summary-localization>
               </summary>
               <price autofill="true"> <!-- autofill: true or false, required by the xsd, but is not used in the current implementation-->
                   <price-base>1.00</price-base> <!-- default price, required-->
                   <!--Zero or more repetitions:-->
                   <price-local country="RU"> <!-- country: [A-Z][A_Z], required-->
                       30.00</price-local>
                   <price-local country="EN">1.00</price-local>
               </price>
           </item>
          ...
       </items>
   </inapp-products>

   Example of fortumo_inapps_details.xml.

   <fortumo-products>
       <!--
       <product                    // mapping for particular fortumo service
           id="sku_gas"            // SKU with rules same to app store SKU
           service-id="61730610ade8f2f754bb3bd4b0c1fd0e"           // Fortumo serviceId need to be copy-pasted from Dashboard
           service-inapp-secret="cbc0da3763e59eee2d5a523fe5761346" // Fortumo inapp-secret need to be copy-pasted from Dashboard
           nook-service-id="61730610ade8f2f754bb3bd4b0c1fd0e"           // Fortumo NOOK serviceId need to be copy-pasted from Dashboard
           nook-service-inapp-secret="cbc0da3763e59eee2d5a523fe5761346" // Fortumo NOOK inapp-secret need to be copy-pasted from Dashboard
           consumable="true"/>     // consumable or not - currently is necessary parameter as wellas for Amazon
       -->
       <product
               id="sku_gas"
               service-id="61730610ade8f2f754bb3bd4b0c1fd0e"
               service-inapp-secret="cbc0da3763e59eee2d5a523fe5761346"
               nook-service-id="f2ca9394861085d34158e09cedd87738"
               nook-service-inapp-secret="78629d599dac532856cc2e90dd69e772"
               consumable="true"/>
       <product
               id="sku_premium"
               service-id="61730610ade8f2f754bb3bd4b0c1fd0e"
               service-inapp-secret="cbc0da3763e59eee2d5a523fe5761346"
               nook-service-id="f2ca9394861085d34158e09cedd87738"
               nook-service-inapp-secret="78629d599dac532856cc2e90dd69e772"
               consumable="false"/>
   </fortumo-products>

   Both files can be created using AppDF Editor.

5. In the proguard config file add

    # FORTUMO
    -keep class mp.** { *; }
   

Test

tbd