B4J Question How to make a 'monitor' for Firebase realtime Db?

[amorosik]

How to make a monitor on a pc, therefore in B4J, to display the current status of a Firebase db?
A system that allows you 'to see' the events of new record creation, modification of existing record, record deletion
A little bit what you see on the web when you connect to Firebase.com on the desired db, where you see the data that changes instantly
Excluding periodic interrogations

 

[Andrew (Digitwell)]

To get realtime updates from Firebase, you will have to write some Java code to register the listeners and receive the events.

Introduction to the Admin Database SDK | Firebase Realtime Database

A guide to getting started with the Firebase Admin SDK for the Realtime Database, including setup and authentication with both admin and limited privileges.

firebase.google.com

 

[amorosik]

To get realtime updates from Firebase, you will have to write some Java code to register the listeners and receive the events.

Introduction to the Admin Database SDK | Firebase Realtime Database

A guide to getting started with the Firebase Admin SDK for the Realtime Database, including setup and authentication with both admin and limited privileges.

firebase.google.com

I see Unfortunately, I am currently unable to write Java code to achieve what is required
Do you know if it is possible to do this via B4J code?
Are there any examples?

 

[Andrew (Digitwell)]

Not that I am aware of. You may be able to do something with Java objects.
You need to override the onDataChanged function.