- What is the BlackBerry AtHoc desktop app?
- Install the desktop app
- Uninstall the desktop app
- Desktop app network traffic
- Desktop app settings
- Operation
- Troubleshoot desktop app issues
- Appendix B: Desktop client URL parameters
- BlackBerry AtHoc Customer Support Portal
- Documentation feedback
System tray menu
For new desktop app deployments, the
BlackBerry AtHoc
Management System menu item in the desktop app system tray menu is no longer included by default. Enterprise Administrators and Organization Administrators can add the BlackBerry AtHoc
Management System menu item in the System Tray Menu XML. If the menu item is added, all operators connected to the desktop app will start to see the menu item after the next get update (GU) call. For existing desktop app deployments, the BlackBerry AtHoc
Management System menu item will be removed from the desktop system tray menu when:
- An Enterprise Administrator or Organization Administrator makes any update to the system tray menu XML.
- The desktop app gateway is saved.
- The desktop app completes a GU call to retrieve new System Tray Menu XML for the organization.
Only users with operator permissions will see the
BlackBerry AtHoc
Management System menu item.Operators can configure the items that appear in the Desktop App system tray menu.
- Log in to theBlackBerry AtHocmanagement console as an administrator.
- In the navigation bar, click .
- In theDevicessection, clickDesktop App.
- On theDesktop Appwindow, in theSystem Tray Menusection, selectDisplay System Tray Icon.
- In theAvailable Menu Itemssection, clickManage Menu Items.
- On theDesktop App Menu Itemswindow, clickAdd Menu Item.
- On theAdd Menu Itemwindow, enter a name and URL for the new menu item.
- ClickSave. Take note of the ID of the new menu item.
- ClickClose.
- In theMenu Configurationfield, add the new menu item to the menu configuration XML. Menu items have this format: <Item Id="8009" Type="Link"/>.
- Optionally, add a separator to the Menu Configuration XML. Separators have this format: <Item Type="Separator" />.
- Optionally, cut and paste the code for each additional function to add or move menu items and separators.
- ClickSave.
The following menu items are available:
The following is a sample Menu Configuration XML:
Option | Included by default | Code |
---|---|---|
About | Yes | 8005 |
Access My Profile | Yes | 520 |
Access Self Service | Yes | 521 |
Always Minimize Deskbar to System Tray | No | 8015 |
Auto Hide Deskbar | No | 8012 |
BlackBerry AtHoc Management System | Yes | 532 |
Check for New Alerts | Yes | 8009 |
Clear Search Box History | No | 8002 |
Connection Options... | No | 8008 |
Deskbar always on top | No | 8013 |
Dismiss All Audio Notifiers | No | 8021 |
Dismiss All Desktop Popups | No | 8020 |
Dismiss All Popups | Yes | 8022 |
Enable Popup Auto Focus | No | 8025 |
Exit | No | 8006 |
Show Deskbar | No | 9002 |
Uninstall | No | 8004 |
Update My Device Info | Yes | 531 |
Update My Info | Yes | 530 |
<SystrayLayout> <Item Id="8009" Type="Link" /> <Item Id="8022" Type="Link" /> <Item Type="Separator" /> <Item Id="521" Type="Link" /> <Item Id="530" Type="Link" /> <Item Id="531" Type="Link" /> <Item Type="Separator" /> <Item Id="8005" Type="Link" /> </SystrayLayout>
There are global menu items and items that are private to a specific organization. Global menu items are defined in one of the setup providers, for example organization 3 and organization 1. Private menu items are defined in the working organization.
A global change to one of the existing menu options such as 521 “Access Self Service” can be made in organization 1. A change to the global setting (for example the query string) affects server-side processing, so there is no need for desktop app clients to do a check update for the change to take effect.
Addition or removal of a menu item is picked up by desktop app clients at the next get update.
When a public menu item is deleted without changing the system tray menu XML, users will see a server error when accessing the menu option.