Using PhoneGap 2.0 or higher (aka Cordova) the res/xml/plugins.xml is no longer supported.
Therefore the plugin must be added in the res/xml/config.xml in the <plugin>-section, which seems to be used from this time on.
Cleans up the Android status bar notifications code and handles clicks
on the notification, calling the onclick() callback defined on the
notification in Javascript.
Several things here:
- Add support for the W3C notifications spec, and rewrite the old API to
call the new W3C one behind the scenes.
- Notifications are now automatically cleared when the user clicks.
- Clicking the notification brings the user to the same instance of the
app as was already running (and not a new copy as by default in
Android notifications).
- Support for multiple notifications from one app using tags, as
specified in the W3C spec and supported by Android.
- Support for canceling a single notification by tag, as per W3C spec.
Callbacks to Javascript when the user clicks are specified but not yet
supported; I will add that assuming I can get Android to call some code
in the plugin when the notification is clicked.
