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Sample apps

The easiest way to get started with the

BlackBerry Dynamics

Bindings for

Xamarin

is to open one of the projects for sample apps. Uncompress the desired sample and double-click either the

.csproj

.sln

file to open the project.

By default, all of the sample apps use

ProGuard

as the obfuscation tool in the build and release process. For more information, see Using an obfuscation tool in your build and release process. To review the full set of

ProGuard

rules, see the proguard-project.txt file in the Apache HTTP sample.

Sample app	Description
AppKinetics shared services	Provides examples of how to use the BlackBerry Dynamics Shared Services Framework.
Apache HTTP client	Demonstrates how to use BlackBerry Dynamics Secure Communication APIs to access resources behind the enterprise firewall. These secure communications APIs can be used to exchange data between the mobile app on the device and an app server utilizing the secure BlackBerry Dynamics proxy infrastructure.
App-specific policy	Demonstrates how to use BlackBerry Dynamics app-specific policy APIs. App policies control specific features of a single app, in contrast to built-in policies that apply to all apps.
BlackBerry Dynamics interaction/events	Demonstrates how to interact with the BlackBerry Dynamics Library and use the Remote Settings API.
Greetings server	Demonstrates how to write a server that illustrates the BlackBerry Dynamics Inter-container Communications (ICC) API. The ICC system is a means of exchanging data securely between two BlackBerry Dynamics apps running on the same device. One app is the server (or "provider") and the other is the client (or "consumer"). For background on the ICC, see Shared Services Framework.
Greetings client	Demonstrates how to write a client that illustrates the BlackBerry Dynamics Inter-container Communications (ICC) API. The ICC system is a means of exchanging data securely between two BlackBerry Dynamics apps running on the same device. For background on the ICC, see Shared Services Framework.
Push channel	Provides an example of the BlackBerry Dynamics Push infrastructure, showing how to control the connection, create channels, and send messages in a loopback manner to the client. The Push Channel framework is a BlackBerry Dynamics feature to receive real-time notifications from an app server.
Secure copy-cut-paste	Compares the use of the Android default UI text controls and the secure counterparts offered by the BlackBerry Dynamics UI text controls. Text data is encrypted/decrypted before copy/paste operations are performed. The BlackBerry Dynamics UI text controls in the sample are as follows: GDTextView GDEditText GDAutoCompleteTextView GDSearchView GDWebView For background, see Data Leakage Prevention.
Secure store	Demonstrates how to use the BlackBerry Dynamics SDK to create, manage, and access files stored in an app’s secure container. Both the file names and file contents are encrypted, stored on the device, and can only be accessed when the BlackBerry Dynamics app is unlocked.