The sgcHTTP components ship inside the sgcWebSockets trial installer. Download the package for your IDE version and the SGC HTTP palette page appears with both components ready to use: TsgcHTTP2Client and TsgcGRPCClient. The three Google Cloud classes are available in code right away. No separate installer needed.
One installer, one trial. sgcHTTP is licensed as a standalone package with the sgcWebSockets Core runtime bundled in, and it is distributed through the same trial download. Install it, open the SGC HTTP palette page, and evaluate all five clients before you buy.
Trying HTTP/2 or gRPC? The trial installer includes sgcCustomIndy, so both clients work during evaluation. A license for HTTP/2 and gRPC requires the sgcCustomIndy add-on, added automatically when you order sgcHTTP.
Trial version works for a limited time on a single workstation. Includes the sgcHTTP components.
Trial version works for a limited time on a single workstation. Includes the sgcHTTP components.
HTTP/2 and gRPC just need a server to call. The Google Cloud clients need a service account, free to create.
Point TsgcHTTP2Client or TsgcGRPCClient at any HTTP/2-capable server or gRPC service you already run, or stand up a local one for testing.
Create a service account in the Google Cloud console, download its JSON key, and set GoogleCloudOptions.JWT from the project id, client email and private key it contains.
Enable the Pub/Sub API and the Google Calendar API for your project in the Cloud console, then grant the service account the roles each API needs.
Enable the Firebase Cloud Messaging API on a Firebase project, then call SendMessage with the project id and a v1 payload.