[akavbb]

Hello all. I know that it is a newly added feature but I was waiting for a long time for it.
So if anyone has an example of how to trigger headless service at a specific time, please be kind enough to share with me.
I really appreciate any help.
Thank you all.

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[akavbb]

Bump.

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[jeroen_13]

http://developer.blackberry.com/nati.../triggers.html

Trigger for a specific timer
This trigger launches your app at the time you specified in the timer request. There are two types of timers that you can specify: anchored timer and roaming timer.

The anchored timer allows you to trigger the timer at a specified time for a given time zone. To use an anchored timer, specify a time zone in the InvokeDateTime class.

The roaming timer allows you to trigger the timer at a specified time of the time zone the device is currently in. To use a roaming timer, you do not need to specify the time zone in the InvokeDateTime class.

The trigger for a specific timer is handled by the InvokeTimerRequest class in the invocation framework. You must first register your timer by creating a bound invocation using the registerTimer () function. This timer registration request contains the data for the specified timer trigger object. The data includes timerId and the target application value. The timerID is used to uniquely identify each request made by the app. The target is specified by the setTarget parameter in your request object.

[akavbb]

Thank you. I was aware of that. I have been searching for an example because I am not that good to implement that generic guidance.

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[akavbb]

Help please?


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[balexus]

Hi! Did you find a working example or solution?