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• Black Berry email listener

  Someone knows how to listen to an incoming mail?

  http://www.BlackBerry.com/knowledgecenterpublic/livelink.exe/fetch/2000/348583/800332/800698/What_Is...

• BlackBerry Z10 filters on BB10 - BES emails?

  Hi all, I understand that there is no filter for personal emails on peripheral BB10, (IMAP, POP, GMAIL, etc.), this feature is also well for BES and is it a requirement for the version of BES to manage the latter on a BB10 device? If this function is available, is there a way to access from the device or link? Thank you!

  positiveit wrote:

  If the Z10 device has a partition of work with balance, that this indicates a BES10 background, or this can be achieved with older versions of BES as well?

  Ask that the user (or yourself?) to open its Hub > three points > settings > email accounts.

  Tap the e-mail in question and at the bottom of the screen account > change.

  Scroll to the bottom of this screen to CHANGE FOLDER SETTINGS.

  You should be able to show what files sync it.

  IF you do not see these settings, then this could be a matter of BES.

  If it is a matter of BES, I'll ask a moderator to move this thread to the BES10 of this forum section.

• Listeners in c / c ++ development NDK for BB10

  Hi all

  I would like to know if there is the API for capture/listening in BB10 events, as if a call is made / received.

  my application should listen and respond.

  Thanks in advance.

  Kind regards

  Kavita

  Hello

  Interacting with call or sms events is not currently supported on BB10;

  To access the documentation for all the features currently supported, please see below:
  https://developer.BlackBerry.com/Cascades/documentation

  Kind regards

  Martin

• How to get the blackberry by bb10 find programming id

  Is there an api to get the bbbid programmatically in bb10 cascades. If it is then please let me know

  Thanks for the reply. I really need the email configured in bb10 device IDs and I found the solution for the use of API accounts.

• BlackBerry® Q10 masking email

  Hello

  I upgraded to BB10 of BB9900 and I can't find a way to hide my email. I use yahoo for sending small businesses & reading emails on my BB10 I mask with my office email address.

  Previously, using my BB9900 and other models blackberry before it, there is a way to hide the answer mail that is to:

  BB. Model: Blackberry Q10 model #: SQN100-3 software version: 10.2.1.2101 I hope you can help me.

  BTW, when viber will be available in the BBQ10? Thank you

  Hello and welcome to the community!

  The "masking" you wonder is something that has been asked in other threads before, but is not currently available. If it will be or will never exist is not something here, we can know.

  spgaon wrote:

  BTW, when viber will be available in the BBQ10?

  When / if they release... but only they can know. Apps are not "pulled" by BB... rather, they are "pushed" by the developer, which controls the entire process.

  Good luck!

• Suggestion of security for the Hub of blackBerry Smartphones

  One thing I noticed when reading emails.  The BB10, if you click a hyperlink in an e-mail message, you will show the real link and invite you to go there.

  On the PRIVATE hub, just asking the browser you want, which is extremely dangerous, because it does not say if the link is real or fake.

  If I can see the URL before you choose a browser to open with, I can decide if I really want to go, or if I'm looking at a phishing link, etc.

  It is a small, but VERY important hub improvement which should be done as soon as POSSIBLE in the name of security.

  Love the PRIV and I know it's a work in progress, I hope that we will see some settings important hub soon.

  Thanks for your @timaster feedback\suggestion

  I'm going to mark my answer as the answer that I captured that he will share with our team of product in your name.

  Someone else who finds this thread, if you would like this feature please give this post and @timasterpost Bravo.

  Thank you!

• Save the PhoneListener and the FolderListener in a single application

  If I'm around all blackberry applications, when I get a phone call, I'm able to display a popup once the call is answered for example. But if I get an email, I'm not able to display any popup screen, even if I see the messagesAdded() get me fired and also the popupscreen is invoked as I reinforced with debugging.

  The mechanism that I use to view the popuscreen phone and Email is the same, but the event of phone works and not the event of enamel.

  Here is what I do

  AutoStart calls my main class

  public final class myMain {}
         
  {private myMain()
  try {}
  Phone.addPhoneListener (new ConcretePhoneListener());
  Store is Session.waitForDefaultSession () .getStore ();.
  store.addFolderListener (new ConcreteEmailListener());
  }
  catch (Exception e) {}
  //
  }
  }
     
  Public Shared Sub main (String [] args) {}
  PAP PimAssistantMain = new PimAssistantMain();
  }
  }

  In my ConcretePhoneListener(), this is how I invoke the popup screen

  SerializableAttribute public class ConcretePhoneListener extends AbstractPhoneListener {}
     
  private void somePrivateMethod() {}

  UiApplication.getUiApplication () .invokeLater (new Runnable() {}
  public void run() {}

  UiApplication.getUiApplication () .pushScreen (new PhonePopupScreen());

  }
  });

  }

  }

  the code above works, but

  / public class ConcreteEmailListener implements FolderListener {}
     
  private void somePrivateMethod() {}

  UiApplication.getUiApplication () .invokeLater (new Runnable() {}

  public void run() {}

  UiApplication.getUiApplication () .pushScreen (new EmailPopupScreen());

  }

  });

  }

  }

  the above code IS NOT working for some reason any in the sense that, when new email arrives, I don't see the screen like the one for the phone, the event popup not.

  In the EmailPopupScreen() and PhonePopupScreen(), I would go the PopupScreen and make sure that the screen is in the foreground by using the code below

  protected void onObscured() {}
  UiApplication.getUiApplication () .requestForeground ();
  }

  Can someone tell me first if I'm heading in the right direction and also explain this strange difference in the behavior for these 2 types of events and how the email event a popup screen

  First off let me say that I have NOT actually tried a screen on an email listener, so this might not work, but I might be able to help.

  First of all, to look for a couple of things

  UiApplication.getUiApplication ()...

  Do not forget that this gets a reference to the UiApplication who is running, not your application.  So if you run in the earpiece of the phone you are running in the phone, in the listener of e-mail application, you run in the messaging application.

  protected void onObscured() {}
  UiApplication.getUiApplication () .requestForeground ();
  }

  onObscured is called when the screen is covered by another screen.  If she does not, she will not be called.  Assume its display, the screen masking came from the same application which displays on the screen, then the requestForeground() will not do anything, because the Application is always in the foreground.  If the screen masking done from another application, then it is possible that this would actually hide the new screen.  I think that's why do you afterwards.

  These points side lets talk about why it works for the phone and not by e-mail.  Easy, I think.  The earpiece of the phone runs in the phone application, which of course is in the foreground when the phone is used.  That means the app phone is to put in the background when it finishes.  So if you press a screen in the foreground when executing the application phone will display, it could disappear - that's why I think that the use of the requestForeground() in the onObscured().

  However, the messaging application works in the background at the time of the invocation of the listener. Thus, while pushing the screen won't get on the screen.  So to get this screen, the application must be on the foreground.

  I hope that a shed.

  Now, I would say, rather than push these screens using the actual RIM applications, skip this treatment to your own application, and then you have the control over the treatment of foreground/background.  Probably the best way to proceed is to use a Global event, extract the data you want the listener, talk to your application, and then deal with this in your own application.

  Edit: My apologies for this suggestion of duplication - I just changed when RexDoug

• BlackBerry Push email on BB10 10

  I was very excited to launch the device BB10 and Z10 and couldn't wait to buy it when it is available in India. But just had some news on the internet indicating that BB10 not BIS therefore will not push email. I'm not worried for specifically GMAIL or Yahoo or Hotmail Outlook but in general, any type of push notifications and services by e-mail. Up to OS 7 I have never had to worry about Push Email. I never bothered to check if my business email provider has facilities of push, BIS who managed everything for me.

  If BB10 does not offer this service more then there is no need to buy Z10 or any other product OS10, in fact I think leave BB forever. I really hate this car dérirez in 15 minutes or refresh. I'd rather go to iPhone or Android, if this feature is not there.

  Can anyone confirm if this is true? I'm really upset because I read about it.

  Thanks in advance...

  I was a little dissapoointed when heard no BIS with BB10. But now I think it's still doable. Also there are tons of new features in BB10.

  https://www.YouTube.com/watch?v=YKHH5H295E0

  This video made me still for BB10, eager to buy Z10 as soon as it is available in India.

• How do I send the email from BB10 webworks app

  I want to have a module in my BB10 WebWorks app that will allow users to compose a message by entering the information in a form, which will then be sent by e-mail to an e-mail address.

  I guess this could be done by using the EmailComposerOptions API, but I don't know how to use it.

  Any help will be appreciated.

  Have you looked at the code example in the API document?

  https://developer.BlackBerry.com/HTML5/APIs/BlackBerry.Invoke.card.html#.invokeEmailComposer

  < script="text/javascript">
  //simply invoke email composer, with no options and callbacks
  blackberry.invoke.card.invokeEmailComposer();
  
  //invoke email composer with subject, body, to, cc and attachment options
  blackberry.invoke.card.invokeEmailComposer({
      subject: "Email subject",
      body: "Email body",
      to: ["[email protected]", "[email protected]"],
      cc: ["[email protected], [email protected]"],
      attachment: ["/path/to/an/attachment.txt", "path/to/another/attachment.txt"]
  }, function (done) {
      console.log(done);
  }, function (cancel) {
      console.log(cancel)
  }, function (invokeError) {
      console.log(invokeError);
  });
  
  

  Once the function is called, map of composer email will slip into the view with all pre-filled fields and the user can then click on send.

• BlackBerry Push email on BB10 Z10 / Z10

  I was very excited to launch the device BB10 and Z10 and couldn't wait to buy it when it is available in India. But just had some news on the internet indicating that BB10 not BIS therefore will not push email. I'm not worried for specifically GMAIL or Yahoo or Hotmail Outlook but in general, any type of push notifications and services by e-mail. Up to OS 7 I have never had to worry about Push Email. I never bothered to check if my business email provider has facilities of push, BIS who managed everything for me.

  If BB10 does not offer this service more then there is no need to buy Z10 or any other product OS10, in fact I think leave BB forever. I really hate this car dérirez in 15 minutes or refresh. I'd rather go to iPhone or Android, if this feature is not there.

  Can anyone confirm if this is true? I'm really upset because I read about it.

  Thanks in advance...

  I was a little dissapoointed when heard no BIS with BB10. But now I think it's still doable. Also there are tons of new features in BB10.

  https://www.YouTube.com/watch?v=YKHH5H295E0

  This video made me still for BB10, eager to buy Z10 as soon as it is available in India.

• Listener email on OS 5.0

  Copy the following code:

  Session s = Session.getDefaultInstance();
  Store msgStore = s.getStore();
  msgStore.addFolderListener(this);
  

  used to work to listen for all the incoming emails on the device, but seems to no longer work on OS 5.0. It only checks the emails sent to the default e-mail account. Everyone knows about this problem?

  You don't have to do something special for PIN messages.

• Channel listen Email1.0 - configuration do not delete email from the server

  Hello
  
  When channel listen to B2B email bed, can it be configured (in B2B) to not not delete email from the server?
  
  Thank you
  Ganesh

  Hi Ganesh,
  listener email from B2B will mark as deleted read mail
  so no matter the imap/pop3. This is the behavior.

  as listener will only read if flag is not removed... just to avoid to read twice...

  Thank you
  Vijay

• BB10 listen swype_down

  Hello!

  I had a playbook application, where I listened to the SWYPE_DOWN event, to call the menu. I see on my alpha dev B, that there is always a menu appearing on swype_down, e.g. in the calendar.

  How can I listen to it?

  The Playbook, I used QNXApplication.qnxApplication.addEventListener (QNXApplicationEvent.SWIPE_DOWN, swipeDown);

  Thank you
  Gabor

  Are you including the DONKEY device, have you checked the option include properies of the project library path?

• How to send an email from BB10 application?

  https://developer.BlackBerry.com/native/documentation/Cascades/device_platform/PIM/messages.html

  This article describes the code as examples:

  I realized that I had not checked the sample applications, and it is in fact an example of application 'messages' that seems to work.