Cascades Development

[smiley]

When I select Open from the Hub it launches my app but how do I connect the notification/request to my app so that it knows it has been called?

Is there a signal to connect the Notification or request?

[ekke]

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smiley wrote:

When I select Open from the Hub it launches my app but how do I connect the notification/request to my app so that it knows it has been called?

Is there a signal to connect the Notification or request?

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this is easy done

	// we can be invoked as an app from notification in HUB
	bool ok = connect(mInvokeManager,
			SIGNAL(invoked(const bb::system::InvokeRequest&)), this,
			SLOT(handleInvoke(const bb::system::InvokeRequest&)));
	if (!ok) {
		qDebug() << "connect handleInvoke failed";
	}

 and then handle this

void EkkesTeaTimer::handleInvoke(const InvokeRequest& request) {
	// do your stuff here, you have access to the request:
	qDebug() << "Invoke Request";
	qDebug() << "Invoke Request Action:" << request.action();
	qDebug() << "Invoke Request Mime:" << request.mimeType();
	qDebug() << "Invoke Request URI:" << request.uri();
	qDebug() << "Invoke Request Data&colon;" << request.data();
}

[smiley]

thanks but how do I use mInvokeManager?

update:  Figured it out.  I had to create an instance of the InvokeManager.

thanks

[ekke]

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smiley wrote:

thanks but how do I use mInvokeManager?

update:  Figured it out.  I had to create an instance of the InvokeManager.

thanks

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yep

I'm declaring it in .hpp

bb::system::InvokeManager *mInvokeManager;

 and in .cpp constructor I initialize

EkkesTeaTimer::EkkesTeaTimer(bb::cascades::Application *app)
: QObject(app), mInvokeManager(new InvokeManager(this))

 if you're doing some stuff with InvocationFramework you should only use one instance of InvokeManager