Using the
BlackBerry Dynamics SDK for Microsoft.Maui

Follow the requirements, prerequisites, and setup instructions for the

BlackBerry Dynamics SDK for Android

or the

BlackBerry Dynamics SDK for iOS

(or both, if you develop apps for both platforms).

Follow the instructions in Steps to get started with the BlackBerry Dynamics SDK.

Use the following

Microsoft.Maui

NuGet libraries that are distributed in the SDK package:

Microsoft.Maui

NuGet common libraries: BBDXamarinForms.Common.Library

Microsoft.Maui

platform NuGet libraries:

BBDXamarinForms.Droid.Library

BBDXamarinForms.iOS.Library

Microsoft.Android

and

Microsoft.iOS

binding NuGet libraries:

GoodDynamics.Android

GoodDynamics.iOS

The NuGet libraries listed above are distributed as a local .nupkg file source (located in the Platform/nuget subdirectory) with a NuGet.Config settings file in each of the sample apps for iOS and Android. You should also use the .csproj file as a reference for NuGet project dependency configuration, as Microsoft Visual Studio Dependency Manager does not always compile with the actual state.

Review the sample projects in the

BlackBerry Dynamics SDK for Microsoft.Maui

package to familiarize yourself with the project structure and configurations.

BlankApp: The main project that contains application views that render on both platforms and allow the execution of the unified API. Demonstrates how to implement the

BlackBerry Dynamics

SDK event handling lifecycle. See the

App.xaml.cs

file and Implement a BlackBerry Dynamics event listener.

AppKinecticsService: Demonstrates how to write a server application that uses the

BlackBerry Dynamics

Inter-Container Communications API (AppKinetics). AppKinetics allows

BlackBerry Dynamics

apps running on the same device to exchange data and commands securely.

SampleAppSuite: Demonstrates how to use the rest of the available APIs.

The sample apps require the following NuGet packages that can be obtained using

Microsoft Visual Studio