Java Development

[jaybb]

I'm developing in on OS 4.7 for the Storm.

Under Options>>Advanced Options>>App name>>Edit Permissions>>Interactions, there is an Input Simulation option that is set to "Deny" by default. I need it to be "Allow" in order for me to programmatically suppress some random "switch app" popups. I have an instruction within my app to ask the user to do it by himself, but that is cumbersome and people will probably not heed the tip.

Is there a way to programmatically set this permission to ALLOW?

thanks

Jay

[peter_strange]

Have you reviewed the Application Permissions API?

You will find a sample included with the JDE. 

The key is the ApplicationPermissions.PERMISSION_.. permissions and reviewing quickly, I don't find one that matches what you want, but that is where I would start looking.

[mantaker]

As per peter's suggestion, I found the key, which is ApplicationPermissions.PERMISSION_INPUT_SIMULATION;

Thanks! 

[jaybb]

Thanks. This API does not allow me to SET the value of the permission, it launches the Edit Permissions UI generically at the highest level, without zooming in to the particular permission specified in the call.

[peter_strange]

Have you had a look at the Sample?  I thought you could specify in that which Permissions you wanted to ask for?

[lindapret88]

I am not so knowledgeable about this matter. So i have to learn it. Thanks for the post.

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[mhawk]

 ApplicationPermissions requestedPermissions = new ApplicationPermissions();
 requestedPermissions.addPermission( ApplicationPermissions.PERMISSION_EVENT_INJECTOR );
 appPermissionsManager.invokePermissionsRequest( requestedPermissions );

Here is a piece of sample code to prompt the user to enable the Event Injector permission