MicroStrategy ONE
What's New in the Library Mobile SDK for Android
In each release, changes are made to make the MicroStrategy SDK more powerful and easier to use.
MicroStrategy ONE (June 2024)
The MicroStrategy Library Mobile SDK for Android is certified to work with Android 14 (API level 34). When you customize MicroStrategy Library Mobile SDK for Android, you must have Android SDK 34 to develop and compile your application. Android Studio Iguana and newer is supported.
MicroStrategy ONE (March 2024)
The MicroStrategy Library Mobile SDK for Android is certified to work with Android 14 (API level 34). When you customize MicroStrategy Library Mobile SDK for Android, you must have Android SDK 34 to develop and compile your application. Android Studio Giraffe and newer is supported.
MicroStrategy ONE Update 12
Android Push Notifications with Firebase Cloud Messaging (FCM):
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Upgraded Firebase Cloud Messaging (FCM) API to the new HTTP V1 version, enhancing performance, reliability, and security of push notifications. For Out-of-the-Box (OOTB) Android push notification devices, this migration is seamless, requiring no user action.
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For custom MicroStrategy Android apps, see Enable Push Notifications in Android to update your configuration.
2021 Update 7
The MicroStrategy Library Mobile SDK for Android is certified to work with Android 13 (API level 33). When you customize MicroStrategy Library Mobile SDK for Android, you must have Android SDK 33 to develop and compile your application. Android Studio Chipmunk and newer is supported.
2021 Update 6
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The Library Mobile SDK for Android is certified to work with Android 12 (API level 31). When you customize MicroStrategy Mobile for Android, you must have Android SDK 31 to develop and compile your application. Android Studio Bumblebee and newer is supported.
2021 Update 4
The Library Mobile SDK for Android is certified to work with Android 12 (API level 31). When you customize Library Mobile for Android, you must have Android SDK 31 to develop and compile your application. Android Studio 4.2 and up is supported.
2021 Update 1
Preconfigure Library Mobile for Android.
2021
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The Library Mobile SDK for Android is certified to work with Android 11 (API level 30). When you customize Library Mobile for Android, you must have Android SDK 30 to develop and compile your application. Android Studio 3.6 and up is supported.
- Deep link to Library from other applications.
2020 Update 2
- Trusted server support
- Automatically save photos, taken using the Photo Uploader widget, to the mobile device's photo gallery.
- Customize startup activity.
- Customize the app lifecycle.
- Customize the Login screen.
- Customize the login process.
- Pass custom HTTP headers.
- Log out users when status changes occur in another app.
- Enable the system browser for SAML login.
- Disable user access to preferences and advanced settings.
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The Library Mobile SDK for Android is certified to work with Android 10 (API level 29)
2020
The Library Mobile SDK for Android is certified to work with Android 9 Pie (API level 28).
2019
- The Library Mobile SDK for Android is certified to work with Android 9 Pie (API level 28).
- When you customize MicroStrategy Library Mobile for Android, you must have Android SDK 28 to develop and compile your application.
11.0
The Library Mobile SDK for Android was introduced in 11.0. This new SDK was added to the MicroStrategy Developer Library (MSDL) to help users customize the look and feel of MicroStrategy Library Mobile for Android.
- You can do the following customizations for Library Mobile on Android devices:
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If you are currently using GCM to get Android push notification, the recommendation is to modify the FCM setting in Android developer and upgrade the client version as soon as possible.
This ensures seamless use of push notifications without interruption and allows you to take advantage of the new features in FCM right now. In 2016, Google launched Firebase Cloud Messaging (FCM), the successor to Google Cloud Messaging (GCM). The GCM server and client APIs are deprecated and will be removed as soon as April 11, 2019.