Real World State And Notification Broker

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The State and Notification Broker provides APIs that allow developers to monitor over 100 system states from managed code, react to changes in those states, and create custom states. It provides a consistent model for accessing and managing system states without using P/Invoke. Developers can read states like battery level and be notified of changes to react to in their applications, such as disabling buttons when battery is low. The broker also allows applications to launch when a monitored state changes.

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Real World State and Notification BrokerMichele LocuratoloIn collaborazione con

AgendaWhat is the State and Notification BrokerReading a System StateReacting to changesApplication launcher

What is the State and Notification Broker:Il a set of API which allow developers to:Monitoring the System State in managed code:We have more then 100 states exposedReact on system state changesCreate custom states

Now we have:A consistent model to access and manage the system statesNo P/Invoke! 100% Managed code!A lot of states exposed (more then 100)

Reacting to a changesCreate an instance of the specific stateRegister to the .Changes eventImplement your code 

How we can use it (in a real world scenario)?We can:Disable buttons /menu when the battery strength is lowSend data before battery goes down…

ActiveSyncStatusPhoneCallForwardingOnLine1CradlePresentMessagingMmsUnreadMessagingOtherEmailUnreadMessagingLastEmailAccountNameMessagingTotalEmailUnreadPhoneLastIncomingCallerNameMediaPlayerTrackGenreMediaPlayerTrackTitleHeadsetPresentPhoneIncomingCallerNumberConnectionsVpnDescriptionsMessagingSmsUnreadPhoneIncomingCallerNameKeyboardPresentPhoneSimFullWiFiStateConnectedMessagingVoiceMailTotalUnreadOwnerNameConnectionsProxyCountPhoneCallOnHoldPhoneActiveCallCountMediaPlayerTrackArtistWiFiStatePowerOnTasksActivePhoneMissedCallCalendarEventBusyStatusMessagingActiveSyncAccountNameDisplayRotationPhoneCallCallingPhoneCallBarringPhoneActiveDataCallCameraPresentPhoneBlockedSimPhoneIncomingCallerContactPhoneGprsCoverageWiFiStateNetworksAvailablePhoneMissedCallsConnectionsCountPhone1xRttCoverageTasksHighPriorityPhoneIncomingCallerContactPropertyName

Behind the scenes:The Windows Mobile Registry is the central repository:SystemState: for the predefined statesRegistryState: for the custom state

Creating your own state:Crate an instance of the RegistryState ClassReact to the changes like the classic SystemState

Application LauncherStart an application when a monitored state changesStateBase implements IApplicationLaucher interfaceThe IApplicationLaucher has the capability to start an applicationInformation about the application to start are stored in the Registry

RemarksYou can start directly when a state changes…SystemStatemonitoredState = newSystemState(SystemProperty.PowerBatteryBackupStrength);monitoredState.EnableApplicationLauncher("MyCoolApp");…or when a state arrives to a specified valueSystemStatemonitoredState = new SystemState(SystemProperty.PowerBatteryBackupStrength);monitoredState.ComparisonType = StatusComparisonType.Less;monitoredState.ComparisonValue = BatteryLevel.Low;monitoredState.EnableApplicationLauncher("MyCoolApp");The second application is not running before the state value doesn’t match with the criteria

In conclusion….Windows Mobile exposes more then 100 different statesWhen you need to interact with any kind of system notifications, check the System StatesYou can create your own stateUse the S&N API to produce a better softwareCheck out this open source application which uses this APIshttp://www.codeplex.com/MobilePhoneAssistant

Link17/01/2008www.xedotnet.org19Michele Locuratolohttp://www.michelelocuratolo.commichele@locuratolo.comhttp://www.michelelocuratolo.comTwitter.com/mighell

Real World State And Notification Broker

1. Real World State and Notification BrokerMichele LocuratoloIn collaborazione con

2. AgendaWhat is the State and Notification BrokerReading a System StateReacting to changesApplication launcher

3. What is the State and Notification Broker:Il a set of API which allow developers to:Monitoring the System State in managed code:We have more then 100 states exposedReact on system state changesCreate custom states

4. Now we have:A consistent model to access and manage the system statesNo P/Invoke! 100% Managed code!A lot of states exposed (more then 100)

5. A BIG difference

6. Read the battery stateDEMO

7. Reacting to a changesCreate an instance of the specific stateRegister to the .Changes eventImplement your code 

8. React to the battery state changesDEMO

9. How we can use it (in a real world scenario)?We can:Disable buttons /menu when the battery strength is lowSend data before battery goes down…

10. ActiveSyncStatusPhoneCallForwardingOnLine1CradlePresentMessagingMmsUnreadMessagingOtherEmailUnreadMessagingLastEmailAccountNameMessagingTotalEmailUnreadPhoneLastIncomingCallerNameMediaPlayerTrackGenreMediaPlayerTrackTitleHeadsetPresentPhoneIncomingCallerNumberConnectionsVpnDescriptionsMessagingSmsUnreadPhoneIncomingCallerNameKeyboardPresentPhoneSimFullWiFiStateConnectedMessagingVoiceMailTotalUnreadOwnerNameConnectionsProxyCountPhoneCallOnHoldPhoneActiveCallCountMediaPlayerTrackArtistWiFiStatePowerOnTasksActivePhoneMissedCallCalendarEventBusyStatusMessagingActiveSyncAccountNameDisplayRotationPhoneCallCallingPhoneCallBarringPhoneActiveDataCallCameraPresentPhoneBlockedSimPhoneIncomingCallerContactPhoneGprsCoverageWiFiStateNetworksAvailablePhoneMissedCallsConnectionsCountPhone1xRttCoverageTasksHighPriorityPhoneIncomingCallerContactPropertyName

11. Behind the scenes:The Windows Mobile Registry is the central repository:SystemState: for the predefined statesRegistryState: for the custom state

12. Creating your own state:Crate an instance of the RegistryState ClassReact to the changes like the classic SystemState

13. Create your own stateDEMO

14. Application LauncherStart an application when a monitored state changesStateBase implements IApplicationLaucher interfaceThe IApplicationLaucher has the capability to start an applicationInformation about the application to start are stored in the Registry

15. ApplicationLauncherDEMO

16. RemarksYou can start directly when a state changes…SystemStatemonitoredState = newSystemState(SystemProperty.PowerBatteryBackupStrength);monitoredState.EnableApplicationLauncher("MyCoolApp");…or when a state arrives to a specified valueSystemStatemonitoredState = new SystemState(SystemProperty.PowerBatteryBackupStrength);monitoredState.ComparisonType = StatusComparisonType.Less;monitoredState.ComparisonValue = BatteryLevel.Low;monitoredState.EnableApplicationLauncher("MyCoolApp");The second application is not running before the state value doesn’t match with the criteria

17. In conclusion….Windows Mobile exposes more then 100 different statesWhen you need to interact with any kind of system notifications, check the System StatesYou can create your own stateUse the S&N API to produce a better softwareCheck out this open source application which uses this APIshttp://www.codeplex.com/MobilePhoneAssistant

18. ActiveSyncStatusPhoneCallForwardingOnLine1CradlePresentMessagingMmsUnreadMessagingOtherEmailUnreadMessagingLastEmailAccountNameMessagingTotalEmailUnreadPhoneLastIncomingCallerNameMediaPlayerTrackGenreMediaPlayerTrackTitleHeadsetPresentPhoneIncomingCallerNumberConnectionsVpnDescriptionsMessagingSmsUnreadPhoneIncomingCallerNameKeyboardPresentPhoneSimFullWiFiStateConnectedMessagingVoiceMailTotalUnreadOwnerNameConnectionsProxyCountPhoneCallOnHoldPhoneActiveCallCountMediaPlayerTrackArtistWiFiStatePowerOnTasksActivePhoneMissedCallCalendarEventBusyStatusMessagingActiveSyncAccountNameDisplayRotationPhoneCallCallingPhoneCallBarringPhoneActiveDataCallCameraPresentPhoneBlockedSimPhoneIncomingCallerContactPhoneGprsCoverageWiFiStateNetworksAvailablePhoneMissedCallsConnectionsCountPhone1xRttCoverageTasksHighPriorityPhoneIncomingCallerContactPropertyName

19. Link17/01/2008www.xedotnet.org19Michele Locuratolohttp://[email protected]://www.michelelocuratolo.comTwitter.com/mighell

Editor's Notes

#3: Chiedere quanti conoscono S&N e quanti lo hanno già usato
#5: In the past, system states non exposedasmanagedP/InvokesrequiredInconsistentAPIstoretrieve System States
#6: Marcare sulla congruenza del modello di accesso agli stati
#7: Battery: semplice lettura di uno stato
#9: Battery
#10: Dire alla fine:Remember…we have more than 100 states
#12: HKLMSystemState: general stateHKCUSystemState: user state (likeappointments)Mostrare il registro con Remote RegistryEditor
#14: Battery
#15: PersistentNotificationThe previuos (and verysimple) demo helps me to introduce the PersistentNotification.
#16: Battery
#17: Sulpunto 1, fare l’esempiodellechiamateentranti e che è possibileavviareil software solo se un determinatochiamantestàchiamando!

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