navigator_invoke_perimeter_type

The possible application perimeter type values.

Synopsis:

#include <bps/navigator_invoke.h>

typedef enum {
      NAVIGATOR_INVOKE_PERIMETER_TYPE_UNSPECIFIED = 0   
      NAVIGATOR_INVOKE_PERIMETER_TYPE_PERSONAL = 1   
      NAVIGATOR_INVOKE_PERIMETER_TYPE_ENTERPRISE = 2   
} navigator_invoke_perimeter_type_t;

Since:

BlackBerry 10.0.0

Data:

NAVIGATOR_INVOKE_PERIMETER_TYPE_UNSPECIFIED: Indicates that the perimeter type is unspecified.

NAVIGATOR_INVOKE_PERIMETER_TYPE_PERSONAL: Indicates that the application should run in the personal perimeter.

NAVIGATOR_INVOKE_PERIMETER_TYPE_ENTERPRISE: Indicates that the application should run in the enterprise perimeter.

Library:

libbps (For the qcc command, use the -l bps option to link against this library)

Description:

This enumeration defines the possible types of perimeters in which a targeted or queried application can reside. This is used to determine where a target application should invoke, primarily in cases where the application is a "hybrid" that can run in both enterprise and personal perimeters.

Your app should not explicitly set the perimeter, as the Invocation Framework will automatically take care of this across all device configurations (e.g. Personal-only, Balance, Corporate Liable, etc.). If your app sets the perimeter, it may not be able to invoke applications in particular device configurations.