Enabling a

BlackBerry UEM

plug-in to integrate with an external system

You can develop a

BlackBerry UEM

plug-in that is designed to communicate and exchange data with software and systems that are outside of the

BlackBerry UEM

solution. For example, an external inventory system can communicate with a

UEM

plug-in to obtain users’ device information.

To allow for this interaction with an external system, you must create a public REST route for the

UEM

plug-in that sets a URL pattern and port for REST communication. External software can establish authenticated or unauthenticated connections with the plug-in over this REST route.

The

BlackBerry UEM Integration SDK

package includes two basic code samples to demonstrate how to create an authenticated REST route (SampleController.java) and an unauthenticated REST route (SampleOpenController.java). The samples are located in the Samples folder of the SDK package.

This section provides a walkthrough of the samples and provides guidance and best practices.