[missing_K-W]

Have many apps been using the invocation framework provided in the SDK's? How about devs.....Have you been using this while developing your apps?

I'm looking for some good examples

[InvalidUser0510]

Whatsapp uses it. When clicking a chat notification in the hub, it goes straight to the chat without even needing the app open.

ClipMan supports it as well. When highlighting a word in any app, and clicking share>ClipMan, it invokes the specific area in the app with a back button at the bottom that takes you right back to whatever you were doing in the hub or whatever your previous app was

P.S. This is a really cool idea. I'd like to know what other apps use this really cool framework.

[missing_K-W]

Invocation is cool. Especially invoking apps within apps

[Jean-luc_Picard]

AZR text editor uses it I think. If you open any text file in the file manager it automatically opens with it.

[QtHelex]

Yeah, Invocation is cool and thanks to mention ClipMan.

FancyTran uses also the Invocation Framework. A very cool approach since this way you get a translation functionallity in every App with a text field (websites, twitter client, a notes App) - sadly only with support for google and bing. I hope other developers will follow this example and create some clients for LEO.org and dict.cc with more accurate translations.

[anon(4044683)]

What can I get more info about invocation framework? any examples or documentation? Thanks.

[QtHelex]

Here is a good start: App integration - Cascades for BB 10 - BlackBerry Developer