- What is the BlackBerry UEM Integration SDK?
- What is a BlackBerry UEM plug-in?
- Using the BlackBerry UEM Integration APIs
- Setting up your BlackBerry UEM plug-in development environment
- System requirements for BlackBerry UEM plug-in development
- Configuring your development environment
- Install BlackBerry UEM in your development environment
- Change the UI configuration file for development
- Install the BlackBerry UEM Integration SDK
- Install the UEM Integration plug-in for Eclipse
- Create an Eclipse workspace and integrate it with BlackBerry UEM
- Start the BlackBerry UEM Core and management console services from Eclipse
- Verify that you can compile a plug-in project
- Converting CSS to GSS for GWT 2.8.0 and later
- Joining BlackBerry UEM plug-in development
- Configure automated builds for a BlackBerry UEM plug-in
- Upgrading your development environment
- Sample BlackBerry UEM plug-in
- Using widgets to customize the UI elements of a plug-in
- Enabling a BlackBerry UEM plug-in to integrate with an external system
- Best practices and troubleshooting
- Deploy a plug-in to a production BlackBerry UEM domain
- BlackBerry Docs
- BlackBerry UEM Integration SDK 12.11
- BlackBerry UEM Integration SDK 12.11 Development Guide
- Upgrading your development environment
- Update the Core and UI launchers
Update the Core and UI launchers
If you have a plug-in that you developed using the
UEM Integration SDK
version 12.9 or earlier and UEM
version 12.9 or earlier, complete the following steps to update the Core and UI launchers. If you are developing a new plug-in using SDK version 12.10 or later and UEM
version 12.10 or later, this task is not required.- InEclipse, delete theCore Serverlauncher andHosted Core Templatelauncher.
- Add the following arguments to the UI Server launcher:"-Dcerticom.keyagreement.ecdh=rawECDH" "-Djdk.tls.ephemeralDHKeySize=2048" "-Djdk.tls.namedGroups=secp256r1,secp384r1,secp521r1"