Application API
The ApplicationManager interface also provides methods to launch other applications explicitly and implicitly through the ApplicationControl interface. The ApplicationControl interface consists of an operation, URI, and MIME type and also describes an action to be performed by other applications and can carry the result from the subsequent application. The ApplicationManager interface also provides methods to handle the application lifecycle, to access the installed applications on the device, and to let an application be notified of a change in the application list.
The Application interface defines the current application's information and the basic operations for the current application such as exit or hide.
The Application interface provides application event broadcasting and listening features. An application can broadcast user events to other listening applications and listen to broadcasted user events from other applications and from system.
For more information on the Application features, see Application Guide, Application Group Guide or Application Control Guide.
Since: 1.0
Table of Contents
- 1. Type Definitions
- 1.1. ApplicationId
- 1.2. ApplicationContextId
- 1.3. UserEventData
- 1.4. EventData
- 1.5. ApplicationControlLaunchMode
- 1.6. ApplicationUsageMode
- 2. Interfaces
- 2.1. ApplicationManagerObject
- 2.2. ApplicationManager
- 2.3. ApplicationUsageFilter
- 2.4. Application
- 2.5. ApplicationInformation
- 2.6. ApplicationContext
- 2.7. ApplicationBatteryUsage
- 2.8. ApplicationUsage
- 2.9. ApplicationControlData
- 2.10. ApplicationControl
- 2.11. RequestedApplicationControl
- 2.12. ApplicationCertificate
- 2.13. ApplicationMetaData
- 2.14. BatteryUsageInfoArraySuccessCallback
- 2.15. AppsUsageInfoArraySuccessCallback
- 2.16. ApplicationInformationArraySuccessCallback
- 2.17. FindAppControlSuccessCallback
- 2.18. ApplicationContextArraySuccessCallback
- 2.19. ApplicationControlDataArrayReplyCallback
- 2.20. SystemEventData
- 2.21. EventCallback
- 2.22. StatusEventCallback
- 2.23. EventInfo
- 3. Related Feature
- 4. Full WebIDL
Summary of Interfaces and Methods
1. Type Definitions
1.1. ApplicationId
typedef DOMString ApplicationId;
Since: 1.0
1.2. ApplicationContextId
typedef DOMString ApplicationContextId;
Since: 1.0
1.4. EventData
typedef (SystemEventData or UserEventData) EventData;
Since: 2.4
1.5. ApplicationControlLaunchMode
enum ApplicationControlLaunchMode { "SINGLE", "GROUP" };
Since: 2.4
The launch modes defined by this enumerator are:
- SINGLE - Launch application as standalone instance.
- GROUP - Launch application in subgroup.
1.6. ApplicationUsageMode
enum ApplicationUsageMode { "RECENTLY", "FREQUENTLY" };
Since: 4.0
Possible types are:
- RECENTLY - Indicates most recently used applications, in a descending order of the application use counts.
- FREQUENTLY - Indicates most frequently used applications, in a descending order of the application use counts.
2. Interfaces
2.1. ApplicationManagerObject
[NoInterfaceObject] interface ApplicationManagerObject { readonly attribute ApplicationManager application; };
Tizen implements ApplicationManagerObject;
Since: 2.0
The tizen.application object allows access to the Application API's functionality.
Attributes
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readonly
ApplicationManager applicationObject representing a account manager.
Since: 2.0
2.2. ApplicationManager
[NoInterfaceObject] interface ApplicationManager { Application getCurrentApplication() raises(WebAPIException); void kill(ApplicationContextId contextId, optional SuccessCallback? successCallback, optional ErrorCallback? errorCallback) raises(WebAPIException); void launch(ApplicationId id, optional SuccessCallback? successCallback, optional ErrorCallback? errorCallback) raises(WebAPIException); void launchAppControl(ApplicationControl appControl, optional ApplicationId? id, optional SuccessCallback? successCallback, optional ErrorCallback? errorCallback, optional ApplicationControlDataArrayReplyCallback? replyCallback) raises(WebAPIException); void findAppControl(ApplicationControl appControl, FindAppControlSuccessCallback successCallback, optional ErrorCallback? errorCallback) raises(WebAPIException); void getAppsContext(ApplicationContextArraySuccessCallback successCallback, optional ErrorCallback? errorCallback) raises(WebAPIException); ApplicationContext getAppContext(optional ApplicationContextId? contextId) raises(WebAPIException); void getAppsInfo(ApplicationInformationArraySuccessCallback successCallback, optional ErrorCallback? errorCallback) raises(WebAPIException); ApplicationInformation getAppInfo(optional ApplicationId? id) raises(WebAPIException); ApplicationCertificate[] getAppCerts(optional ApplicationId? id) raises(WebAPIException); DOMString getAppSharedURI(optional ApplicationId? id) raises(WebAPIException); ApplicationMetaData[] getAppMetaData(optional ApplicationId? id) raises(WebAPIException); void getBatteryUsageInfo(BatteryUsageInfoArraySuccessCallback successCallback, optional ErrorCallback? errorCallback, optional long? days, optional long? limit) raises(WebAPIException); void getAppsUsageInfo(AppsUsageInfoArraySuccessCallback successCallback, optional ErrorCallback? errorCallback, optional ApplicationUsageMode? mode, optional ApplicationUsageFilter? filter, optional long? limit) raises(WebAPIException); long addAppStatusChangeListener(StatusEventCallback eventCallback, optional ApplicationId? appId) raises(WebAPIException); void removeAppStatusChangeListener(long watchId) raises(WebAPIException); };
Since: 2.0
Methods
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getCurrentApplication
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Gets the Application object defining the current application.
Application getCurrentApplication();
Since: 2.0
Remark: This method is not supported by Web Widget.
Return value:
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Application:
The data structure that defines the current application.
Exceptions:
- WebAPIException
with error type UnknownError, if the application cannot be retrieved because of an unknown error.
Code example:
var app = tizen.application.getCurrentApplication(); console.log("Current application's app id is " + app.appInfo.id);
- WebAPIException
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kill
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Kills an application with the specified application context ID.
void kill(ApplicationContextId contextId, optional SuccessCallback? successCallback, optional ErrorCallback? errorCallback);
Since: 2.0
The ErrorCallback method is launched with these error types:
- NotFoundError - If the context is not found with the specified context ID.
- InvalidValuesError - If any of the input parameters contain an invalid value or if the specified context ID matches the context ID of the calling application.
- UnknownError - If any other error occurs.
Privilege level: partner
Privilege: http://tizen.org/privilege/appmanager.kill
Parameters:
- contextId: The identifier of the application to kill.
- successCallback [optional] [nullable]: The method to invoke when an application is killed successfully.
- errorCallback [optional] [nullable]: The method to invoke when an error occurs.
Exceptions:
- WebAPIException
with error type TypeMismatchError, if any input parameter is not compatible with the expected type for that parameter.
with error type SecurityError, if the application does not have the privilege to call this method.
Code example:
function onKillSuccess() { console.log("Application terminated successfully"); } function onRunningAppsContext(contexts) { /* Let's assume that the application "targetApp0.main" has been installed. */ var targetId = "targetApp0.main"; for (var i = 0; i < contexts.length; i++) { if (contexts[i].appId == targetId) { tizen.application.kill(contexts[i].id, onKillSuccess); } } } tizen.application.getAppsContext(onRunningAppsContext);
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launch
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Launches an application with the given application ID.
void launch(ApplicationId id, optional SuccessCallback? successCallback, optional ErrorCallback? errorCallback);
Since: 2.0
The ErrorCallback method is launched with these error types:
- NotFoundError - If the application is not found with the specified ID.
- UnknownError - If any other error occurs.
Privilege level: public
Privilege: http://tizen.org/privilege/application.launch
Remark: Since Tizen 2.4, the launch request of the service application from other package is restricted by the platform.
Parameters:
- id: A unique string representing the application ID.
- successCallback [optional] [nullable]: The method to call when the invocation ends successfully.
- errorCallback [optional] [nullable]: The method to call when an error occurs.
Exceptions:
- WebAPIException
with error type TypeMismatchError, if any input parameter is not compatible with the expected type for that parameter.
with error type SecurityError, if the application does not have the privilege to call this method.
Code example:
function onsuccess() { console.log("The application has launched successfully"); } /* Let's assume that application "targetApp0.main" has been installed. */ tizen.application.launch("targetApp0.main", onsuccess);
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launchAppControl
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Launches an application with the specified application control.
void launchAppControl(ApplicationControl appControl, optional ApplicationId? id, optional SuccessCallback? successCallback, optional ErrorCallback? errorCallback, optional ApplicationControlDataArrayReplyCallback? replyCallback);
Since: 2.0
An application can launch other applications with the application control, and get back the results from the launched applications.
The application control consists of an operation, URI, and MIME type, and describes the request to be performed by the newly launched application. The application control is passed to the launchAppControl() method to launch an application. The system tries to find the proper application to perform the requested application control, then launches the selected application.
The application control request is passed to the newly launched application and it can be accessed by the getRequestedAppControl() method. The passed application control contains the reason the application has been launched and information about what the application is doing. The launched application can send a result to the caller application with the replyResult() method of the RequestedApplicationControl interface.
The ErrorCallback method is launched with these error types:
- NotFoundError - If the system cannot find the application that matches the specified application control.
- SecurityError - If the application does not have the privilege to call the specified application control operation.
- UnknownError: If any other error occurs.
Privilege level: public
Privilege: http://tizen.org/privilege/application.launch
Remark: Since Tizen 2.4, the launch request of the service application from other package is restricted by the platform. Also, implicit launch requests are NOT delivered to service applications since 2.4. To launch a service application, an explicit launch request with ApplicationId id MUST be sent.
Parameters:
- appControl: The data structure describing application control details.
- id [optional] [nullable]: An identifier of the application to be launched. If the ID is null or not specified, then the system tries to find the application to be launched for the requested application control.
- successCallback [optional] [nullable]: The method to call when the invocation ends successfully.
- errorCallback [optional] [nullable]: The method to invoke when an error occurs.
- replyCallback [optional] [nullable]: The method to invoke when the application gets back results from the launched application.
Exceptions:
- WebAPIException
with error type TypeMismatchError, if any input parameter is not compatible with the expected type for that parameter.
with error type SecurityError, if the application does not have the privilege to call this method.
Code example:
var appControl = new tizen.ApplicationControl( "http://tizen.org/appcontrol/operation/pick", null, "image/jpeg", null); var appControlReplyCallback = { /* Callee sent a reply. */ onsuccess: function(data) { for (var i = 0; i < data.length; i++) { if (data[i].key == "http://tizen.org/appcontrol/data/selected") { console.log("Selected image is " + data[i].value[0]); } } }, /* Callee returned failure. */ onfailure: function() { console.log("The launch application control failed"); } }; tizen.application.launchAppControl(appControl, null, function() { console.log("Launch application control succeed"); }, function(e) { console.log("Launch application control failed, reason: " + e.message); }, appControlReplyCallback);
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findAppControl
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Finds which applications can be launched with the given application control.
void findAppControl(ApplicationControl appControl, FindAppControlSuccessCallback successCallback, optional ErrorCallback? errorCallback);
Since: 2.0
An application can get a list of other applications that can be launched with the application control.
The ErrorCallback method is launched with these error types:
- NotFoundError - If the application is not found with the given Appcontrol.
- UnknownError - If any other error occurs.
Parameters:
- appControl: A data structure describing application control details.
- successCallback: The method to call that returns a list of application information.
- errorCallback [optional] [nullable]: The method to call when an error occurs.
Exceptions:
- WebAPIException
with error type TypeMismatchError, if any input parameter is not compatible with the expected type for that parameter.
Code example:
var appControl = new tizen.ApplicationControl( "http://tizen.org/appcontrol/operation/pick", null, "image/jpeg", null); function successCB(appInfos, appControl) { /* appControl is same object with the value passed as first parameter to findAppControl(). */ var appControlReplyCallback = { /* Callee sent a reply. */ onsuccess: function(data) { for (var i = 0; i < data.length; i++) { if (data[i].key == "http://tizen.org/appcontrol/data/selected") { console.log("Selected image is " + data[i].value[0]); } } }, /* Callee returned failure. */ onfailure: function() { console.log("The launch application control failed"); } }; var appId = appInfos[0].id; /* Select first app's id. */ tizen.application.launchAppControl(appControl, appId, function() { console.log("Launch application control succeed"); }, function(e) { console.log("Launch application control failed, reason: " + e.message); }, appControlReplyCallback); } tizen.application.findAppControl(appControl, successCB);
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getAppsContext
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Gets a list of application contexts for applications that are currently running on a device. The information contained for each application corresponds to the application state at the time when the list had been generated.
void getAppsContext(ApplicationContextArraySuccessCallback successCallback, optional ErrorCallback? errorCallback);
Since: 2.0
The ErrorCallback method is launched with this error type:
- UnknownError - If an unknown error occurs.
Parameters:
- successCallback: The method to call when the invocation ends successfully.
- errorCallback [optional] [nullable]: The method to call when an error occurs.
Exceptions:
- WebAPIException
with error type TypeMismatchError, if any input parameter is not compatible with the expected type for that parameter.
Code example:
function onRunningAppsContext(contexts) { for (var i = 0; i < contexts.length; i++) { console.log("ID: " + contexts[i].id); } } tizen.application.getAppsContext(onRunningAppsContext);
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getAppContext
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Gets the application context for the specified application context ID. If the ID is set to null or is not set at all, the method returns the application context of the current application. The list of running applications and their application IDs is obtained with getAppsContext().
ApplicationContext getAppContext(optional ApplicationContextId? contextId);
Since: 2.0
Parameters:
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contextId [optional] [nullable]:
A string representing an application context ID
If the ID is not provided, the application context of the calling application is returned.
Return value:
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ApplicationContext:
A data structure that lists running application details.
Exceptions:
- WebAPIException
with error type NotFoundError, if the application context is not found with the specified ID.
with error type UnknownError, if the application context cannot be retrieved because of an unknown error.
Code example:
var appContext = tizen.application.getAppContext(null); console.log("Application context retrieved for app " + appContext.appId);
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contextId [optional] [nullable]:
A string representing an application context ID
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getAppsInfo
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Gets the list of installed applications' information on a device. The information contained on each application corresponds to the application state at the time when the list had been generated.
void getAppsInfo(ApplicationInformationArraySuccessCallback successCallback, optional ErrorCallback? errorCallback);
Since: 2.0
The ErrorCallback method is launched with this error type:
- UnknownError - If an unknown error occurs.
Parameters:
- successCallback: The method to call when the invocation ends successfully.
- errorCallback [optional] [nullable]: The method to call when an error occurs.
Exceptions:
- WebAPIException
with error type TypeMismatchError, if any input parameter is not compatible with the expected type for that parameter.
Code example:
function onListInstalledApps(applications) { for (var i = 0; i < applications.length; i++) { console.log("ID: " + applications[i].id); } } tizen.application.getAppsInfo(onListInstalledApps);
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getAppInfo
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Gets application information for a specified application ID.
ApplicationInformation getAppInfo(optional ApplicationId? id);
Since: 2.0
If the ID is set to null or not set at all, it returns application information for the current application. The list of installed applications and their application IDs is obtained with getAppsInfo().
Parameters:
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id [optional] [nullable]:
A string representing an application ID
If the ID is not provided, the application information of the calling application is returned.
Return value:
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ApplicationInformation:
The information of an application.
Exceptions:
- WebAPIException
with error type NotFoundError, if the application is not found with the specified ID.
with error type UnknownError, if the application cannot be retrieved because of an unknown error.
Code example:
var appInfo = tizen.application.getAppInfo(null); console.log("Current application name: " + appInfo.name);
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id [optional] [nullable]:
A string representing an application ID
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getAppCerts
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Gets application certificates for a specified application ID.
ApplicationCertificate[] getAppCerts(optional ApplicationId? id);
Since: 2.0
If the ID is set to null or not set at all, it returns application certificates for the current application.
The certificate types are listed below:
- AUTHOR_ROOT - Author Root Certificate
- AUTHOR_INTERMEDIATE - Author Intermediate Certificate
- AUTHOR_SIGNER - Author Signer Certificate
- DISTRIBUTOR_ROOT - Distributor Root Certificate
- DISTRIBUTOR_INTERMEDIATE - Distributor Intermediate Certificate
- DISTRIBUTOR_SIGNER - Distributor Signer Certificate
- DISTRIBUTOR2_ROOT - Distributor2 Root Certificate
- DISTRIBUTOR2_INTERMEDIATE - Distributor2 Intermediate Certificate
- DISTRIBUTOR2_SIGNER - Distributor2 Signer Certificate
Privilege level: partner
Privilege: http://tizen.org/privilege/appmanager.certificate
Parameters:
- id [optional] [nullable]: A string representing an application ID. If the ID is not provided, the application certificate of the calling application is returned.
Return value:
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ApplicationCertificate[]:
Array of certificate information of a specified application.
Exceptions:
- WebAPIException
with error type SecurityError, if the application does not have the privilege to call this method.
with error type NotFoundError, if the application is not found with the specified ID.
with error type UnknownError, if the application cannot be retrieved because of an unknown error.
Code example:
var appCerts = tizen.application.getAppCerts(null); for (var i = 0; i < appCerts.length; i++) { console.log("#" + i + " type: " + appCerts[i].type); console.log("#" + i + " value: " + appCerts[i].value); }
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Gets the URI of the read-only shared directory of an application for a specified application ID.
DOMString getAppSharedURI(optional ApplicationId? id);
Since: 2.1
The shared directory is used to export data to other applications. Its structure is described in File System Directory Hierarchy.
If the ID is set to null or not set at all, it returns the shared directory URI for the current application.
Remark: Since Tizen 3.0, shared/data directory is not created for web applications. For other applications it will be not created by default and should be considered as optional (refer to table about shared/data for more details).
Parameters:
- id [optional] [nullable]: A string representing an application ID. If the ID is not provided, the shared directory URI of the calling application is returned.
Return value:
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DOMString:
The shared directory URI of an application.
Exceptions:
- WebAPIException
with error type NotFoundError, if the application is not found with the specified ID.
with error type UnknownError, if the application cannot be retrieved because of an unknown error.
Code example:
var sharedDir = tizen.application.getAppSharedURI(null); console.log("Shared directory: " + sharedDir);
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getAppMetaData
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Gets the application meta data array for a specified application ID.
ApplicationMetaData[] getAppMetaData(optional ApplicationId? id);
Since: 2.2
If the ID is set to null or not set at all, it returns the application meta data array for the current application.
Privilege level: public
Privilege: http://tizen.org/privilege/application.info
Parameters:
- id [optional] [nullable]: A string representing an application ID. If the ID is not provided, the application metadata array of the calling application is returned.
Return value:
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ApplicationMetaData[]:
Array of meta data of a specified application. If there are no meta data for a specified application,
an empty array is returned
Exceptions:
- WebAPIException
with error type SecurityError, if the application does not have the privilege to call this method.
with error type NotFoundError, if the application is not found with the specified ID.
with error type UnknownError, if the application cannot be retrieved because of an unknown error.
Code example:
var metaDataArray = tizen.application.getAppMetaData(null); console.log("Size of metadata: " + metaDataArray.length);
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getBatteryUsageInfo
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Gets information about battery usage per application.
void getBatteryUsageInfo(BatteryUsageInfoArraySuccessCallback successCallback, optional ErrorCallback? errorCallback, optional long? days, optional long? limit);
Since: 4.0
This method provides information about battery usage collected in last days days, through callback successCallback. Maximum number of retrieved objects can be set in limit parameter.
If the days is not given, this method retrieves information about battery usage since the time the device was unplugged, after reaching full charge.
The ErrorCallback method is launched with these error types:
- AbortError - if any system error occurred.
- InvalidValuesError - if any of the input parameters contains an invalid value.
Privilege level: public
Privilege: http://tizen.org/privilege/apphistory.read
Remark: This method is available only on mobile and wearable devices. An attempt to call this method on other profile will result in throwing NotSupportedError exception.
Parameters:
- successCallback: The method to call when the invocation ends successfully.
- errorCallback [optional] [nullable]: The method to call when an error occurs.
- days [optional] [nullable]: Number of days. If parameter was not given, method will behave as described above.
- limit [optional] [nullable]: This parameter defines maximum number of ApplicationBatteryUsage objects in an array in successCallback callback. By default, it is set to 30.
Exceptions:
- WebAPIException
with error type NotSupportedError, if this feature is not supported.
with error type SecurityError, if the application does not have the privilege to call this method.
with error type TypeMismatchError, if any input parameter is not compatible with the expected type for that parameter.
Code example:
var successCallback = function(batteryUsageInfoArray) { batteryUsageInfoArray.forEach(function(abuInfo) { console.log("ApplicationID: " + abuInfo.appId + ", usage: " + abuInfo.batteryUsage); }); }; tizen.application.getBatteryUsageInfo(successCallback);
Output example:
ApplicationID: 3gWRkEPXz5.BasicUI3, usage: 51.78 ApplicationID: org.tizen.homescreen-efl, usage: 28.72 ApplicationID: org.tizen.lockscreen, usage: 6.05 ApplicationID: org.tizen.quickpanel, usage: 4.83 ApplicationID: org.tizen.indicator, usage: 3.69 ApplicationID: org.tizen.calendar.widget, usage: 1.79 ApplicationID: org.tizen.volume, usage: 1.34 ApplicationID: org.tizen.powerkey-syspopup, usage: 0.98 ApplicationID: org.tizen.task-mgr, usage: 0.46 ApplicationID: org.tizen.msg-manager, usage: 0.36
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getAppsUsageInfo
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Gets the usage statistics of applications.
void getAppsUsageInfo(AppsUsageInfoArraySuccessCallback successCallback, optional ErrorCallback? errorCallback, optional ApplicationUsageMode? mode, optional ApplicationUsageFilter? filter, optional long? limit);
Since: 4.0
The method gets the most frequently or recently used applications statistics, depending on parameter mode, which meet conditions in filter object. Maximum number of retrieved objects can be set in limit parameter.
Applications which have not been used will not be included in results.
If an attribute endTime from filter object is less than or equal to startTime date, an empty array will be returned.
The ErrorCallback method is launched with these error types:
- AbortError - if any system error occurred.
- InvalidValuesError - if any of the input parameters contains an invalid value.
Privilege level: public
Privilege: http://tizen.org/privilege/apphistory.read
Remark: This method is available only on mobile and wearable devices. An attempt to call this method on other profile will result in throwing NotSupportedError exception.
Parameters:
- successCallback: The method to call when the invocation ends successfully.
- errorCallback [optional] [nullable]: The method to call when an error occurs.
- mode [optional] [nullable]: The parameter defines a type of application usage to acquire. By default, it is set to FREQUENTLY.
- filter [optional] [nullable]: The filter for selecting period of time, from which data is accumulated. By default, this parameter has attribute timeSpan set to 30 days.
- limit [optional] [nullable]: This parameter defines maximum count of objects ApplicationUsage in returned array. By default, it is set to 10.
Exceptions:
- WebAPIException
with error type NotSupportedError, if this feature is not supported.
with error type SecurityError, if the application does not have the privilege to call this method.
with error type TypeMismatchError, if any input parameter is not compatible with the expected type for that parameter.
Code example:
var successCallback = function(appsUsageInfo) { appsUsageInfo.forEach(function(auInfo) { console.log("ApplicationID: " + auInfo.appId + ", count: " + auInfo.totalCount + ", duration: " + auInfo.totalDuration + ", last used at: " + auInfo.lastTime); }); }; tizen.application.getAppsUsageInfo(successCallback, null, "FREQUENTLY", {timeSpan: 7}, 5);
Output example:
ApplicationID: w5ucNMnbVi.BasicUI, count: 17, duration: 3471, last used at: Tue Aug 01 2017 12:13:06 GMT+0200 (CEST) ApplicationID: org.tizen.message, count: 16, duration: 2964, last used at: Wed Aug 02 2017 08:22:14 GMT+0200 (CEST) ApplicationID: api1getcap.sysinfo, count: 16, duration: 1957, last used at: Tue Aug 01 2017 12:13:03 GMT+0200 (CEST) ApplicationID: org.tizen.email, count: 10, duration: 1209, last used at: Fri Jul 21 2017 10:15:09 GMT+0200 (CEST) ApplicationID: org.tizen.setting, count: 5, duration: 519, last used at: Wed Aug 02 2017 06:52:51 GMT+0200 (CEST)
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addAppStatusChangeListener
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Adds a listener for receiving any notification for status changes of the installed applications on a device.
long addAppStatusChangeListener(StatusEventCallback eventCallback, optional ApplicationId? appId);
Since: 4.0
Parameters:
- eventCallback: The method to call when status of the installed applications is changed.
- appId [optional] [nullable]: The id of the application which status changes should be monitored. If the application id is ommitted or it is equal to null, all applications status changes will be monitored.
Return value:
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long:
Listener id that can be used to remove the listener later.
Exceptions:
- WebAPIException
with error type TypeMismatchError, if any input parameter is not compatible with the expected type for that parameter.
with error type InvalidValuesError, if the application id parameter is an empty string.
with error type AbortError, if it fails to add a listener.
Code example:
function appStatusEventCallback(appId, isActive) { console.log("The application " + appId + " has been " + (isActive ? "activated" : "deactivated")); } var watchId = tizen.application.addAppStatusChangeListener(appStatusEventCallback);
Output example:
The application testAppId has been activated
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removeAppStatusChangeListener
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Removes the listener to stop receiving notifications for status changes of the installed applications on a device.
void removeAppStatusChangeListener(long watchId);
Since: 4.0
Calling this function has no effect if there is no listener with given id.
Parameters:
- watchId: An ID that identifies the listener.
Exceptions:
- WebAPIException
with error type AbortError, if it fails to remove listener.
Code example:
function appStatusEventCallback(appId, isActive) { console.log("The application " + appId + " has been " + (isActive ? "activated" : "deactivated")); } try { var watchId = tizen.application.addAppStatusChangeListener(appStatusEventCallback); tizen.application.removeAppStatusChangeListener(watchId); console.log("Listener with id " + watchId + " has been removed"); } catch (err) { console.log("Exception: " + err.name); }
Output example:
Listener with id 1 has been removed
2.3. ApplicationUsageFilter
dictionary ApplicationUsageFilter { long? timeSpan; Date? startTime; Date? endTime; };
Since: 4.0
The maximum retention period is 90 days.
Dictionary members
- long? timeSpan
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The attribute to store period of time, from which data is accumulated, in days. The period of time begins timeSpan days ago and ends with current date.
If the attribute is given, the attributes startTime and endTime of this interface are not taken into an account. If timeSpan is greater than 90, 90 will be used instead.
Since: 4.0
- Date? startTime
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The attribute to store the date, which is used as a lower bound for selecting data.
If only startTime attribute is given, by default endTime is equal to the current date. If startTime date predates the 90 days from the current time, data will be accumulated from last 90 days.
Since: 4.0
- Date? endTime
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The attribute to store the date, which is used as an upper bound for selecting data.
If only endTime attribute is given, data will be accumulated from 90 days ago to endTime date.
Since: 4.0
2.4. Application
[NoInterfaceObject] interface Application { readonly attribute ApplicationInformation appInfo; readonly attribute ApplicationContextId contextId; void exit() raises(WebAPIException); void hide() raises(WebAPIException); RequestedApplicationControl getRequestedAppControl() raises(WebAPIException); long addEventListener(EventInfo event, EventCallback callback) raises(WebAPIException); void removeEventListener(long watchId) raises(WebAPIException); void broadcastEvent(EventInfo event, UserEventData data) raises(WebAPIException); void broadcastTrustedEvent(EventInfo event, UserEventData data) raises(WebAPIException); };
Since: 2.0
Attributes
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readonly
ApplicationInformation appInfoAn attribute to store the application information for the current application.
Since: 2.0
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readonly
ApplicationContextId contextIdAn attribute to store the ID of a running application.
Since: 2.0
Methods
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exit
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Exits the current application.
void exit();
Since: 2.0
Remark: This method is not supported by Web Widget.
Exceptions:
- WebAPIException
with error type UnknownError, if any other error occurs.
Code example:
var app = tizen.application.getCurrentApplication(); app.exit();
- WebAPIException
-
hide
-
Hides the current application.
void hide();
Since: 2.0
Remark: This method is not supported by Web Widget.
Exceptions:
- WebAPIException
with error type UnknownError, if any other error occurs.
Code example:
var app = tizen.application.getCurrentApplication(); app.hide();
- WebAPIException
-
getRequestedAppControl
-
Gets the requested application control passed to the current application.
RequestedApplicationControl getRequestedAppControl();
Since: 2.0
Gets the requested application control that contains the application control passed by the launchAppControl() method from the calling application. The requested application control contains the reason the application is launched and what it has to perform. For example, an application might be launched to display an image on a page by another application's request. In all of these cases, the application is responsible for checking the contents of the application control and responding appropriately when it is launched.
Remark: This method is not supported by Web Widget.
Return value:
-
RequestedApplicationControl:
The details of a requested application control.
Exceptions:
- WebAPIException
with error type UnknownError, if the application control cannot be retrieved because of an unknown error.
Code example:
var reqAppControl = tizen.application.getCurrentApplication().getRequestedAppControl(); if (reqAppControl) { console.log("Requester AppID: " + reqAppControl.callerAppId); }
- WebAPIException
-
addEventListener
-
Adds a listener which will invoke a callback function when an event occurs.
long addEventListener(EventInfo event, EventCallback callback);
Since: 2.4
System events do not require an application identifier to be specified. Therefore, the appId attribute of the EventInfo dictionary should not be specified when listening for system events. If it is specified, the event to listen for will be interpreted as an user event.
Parameters:
- event: Event which will invoke the callback.
- callback: Callback function to be invoked when the event occurs.
Return value:
-
long:
Listener identifier.
Exceptions:
- WebAPIException
with error type TypeMismatchError, if any input parameter is not compatible with the expected type.
with error type UnknownError in any other error case.
Code example:
var app = tizen.application.getCurrentApplication(); /* For user events: sender's application ID and event name must be provided by using a dictionary. */ /* Let's assume that at least two applications are installed. */ function onListInstalledApps(appsInfo) { var appId = null; if (appsInfo.length > 0 && app.appInfo.id != appsInfo[0].id) { appId = appsInfo[0].id; } else if (appsInfo.length > 1) { appId = appsInfo[1].id; } if (appId) { var watchId = app.addEventListener({"appId": appId, "name": "custom_user_event"}, function(event, data) { console.log("Data: " + JSON.stringify(data)); /* Do something. */ }); } } tizen.application.getAppsInfo(onListInstalledApps);
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removeEventListener
-
Removes an event listener with a specified listener identifier.
void removeEventListener(long watchId);
Since: 2.4
Calling this function has no effect if there is no listener with given id.
Parameters:
- watchId: Listener identifier.
Exceptions:
- WebAPIException
with error type UnknownError in any other error case.
Code example:
var app = tizen.application.getCurrentApplication(); /* For user events: sender's application ID and event name must be provided by using a dictionary. */ /* Let's assume that at least two applications are installed. */ function onListInstalledApps(appsInfo) { var appId = null; var watchId = null; if (appsInfo.length > 0 && app.appInfo.id != appsInfo[0].id) { appId = appsInfo[0].id; } else if (appsInfo.length > 1) { appId = appsInfo[1].id; } if (appId) { watchId = app.addEventListener({"appId": appId, "name": "custom_user_event"}, function(event, data) { if (watchId) { app.removeEventListener(watchId); watchId = null; } }); } } tizen.application.getAppsInfo(onListInstalledApps);
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broadcastEvent
-
Broadcasts a user defined event to all the listeners which are listening for this event.
void broadcastEvent(EventInfo event, UserEventData data);
Since: 2.4
An application can listen to events from other applications. However, it can only broadcast its own events. Therefore, the appId attribute of the EventInfo dictionary must be the identifier of the application which calls this method.
Parameters:
- event: Event to broadcast.
- data: User defined event data to broadcast.
Exceptions:
- WebAPIException
with error type TypeMismatchError, if any input parameter is not compatible with the expected type for that parameter.
with error type UnknownError in any other error case.
Code example:
var myCustomData = {foo: "bar"}; var app = tizen.application.getCurrentApplication(); app.broadcastEvent({"name": "custom_user_event"}, myCustomData);
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broadcastTrustedEvent
-
Broadcasts a user defined event to all the trusted listeners which are listening for this event. Applications which have the same certificate as the sending application can receive the event.
void broadcastTrustedEvent(EventInfo event, UserEventData data);
Since: 2.4
An application can listen to events from other applications. However, it can only broadcast its own events. Therefore, the appId attribute of the EventInfo dictionary must be the identifier of the application which calls this method.
Parameters:
- event: Trusted event to broadcast.
- data: User defined trusted event data to broadcast.
Exceptions:
- WebAPIException
with error type TypeMismatchError, if any input parameter is not compatible with the expected type for that parameter.
with error type UnknownError in any other error case.
Code example:
var myTrustedCustomData = {foo: "bar"}; var app = tizen.application.getCurrentApplication(); app.broadcastTrustedEvent({"name": "custom_user_event"}, myTrustedCustomData);
2.5. ApplicationInformation
[NoInterfaceObject] interface ApplicationInformation { readonly attribute ApplicationId id; readonly attribute DOMString name; readonly attribute DOMString iconPath; readonly attribute DOMString version; readonly attribute boolean show; readonly attribute DOMString[] categories; readonly attribute Date installDate; readonly attribute long size raises(WebAPIException); readonly attribute PackageId packageId; };
Since: 1.0
Attributes
-
readonly
ApplicationId idAn attribute to store the identifier of an application for application management.
Since: 1.0
-
readonly
DOMString nameAn attribute to store the name of an application.
Since: 1.0
-
readonly
DOMString iconPathAn attribute to store the icon path of an application.
Since: 1.0
-
readonly
DOMString versionAn attribute to store the version of an application.
Since: 1.0
-
readonly
boolean showAn attribute that determines whether the application information should be shown (such as in menus).
Since: 1.0
-
readonly
DOMString[]
categoriesAn array of attributes to store the categories that the app belongs to.
Since: 2.0
-
readonly
Date installDateAn attribute to store the application install/update time.
Since: 2.0
-
readonly
long sizeAn attribute to store the application size (installed space).
Since: 2.0
Privilege level: public
Privilege: http://tizen.org/privilege/application.info
Exceptions:
- WebAPIException
with error type SecurityError, if this attribute is not allowed.
- WebAPIException
-
readonly
PackageId packageIdAn attribute to store the package ID of an application.
Since: 2.1
2.6. ApplicationContext
[NoInterfaceObject] interface ApplicationContext { readonly attribute ApplicationContextId id; readonly attribute ApplicationId appId; };
Since: 1.0
Attributes
-
readonly
ApplicationContextId idAn attribute to store the ID of a running application.
Since: 1.0
-
readonly
ApplicationId appIdAn attribute to store the ID of an installed application.
Since: 1.0
2.7. ApplicationBatteryUsage
[NoInterfaceObject] interface ApplicationBatteryUsage { readonly attribute ApplicationId appId; readonly attribute double batteryUsage; };
Since: 4.0
Attributes
-
readonly
ApplicationId appIdAn attribute storing ID of an application.
Since: 4.0
-
readonly
double batteryUsageAn attribute which stores information about battery usage of an application with ApplicationId appId. Battery usage is a ratio of battery consumption of the application with ApplicationId appId to the total battery consumption of all applications. The attribute value scales from 0 to 1, the higher value, the more battery is consumed.
Since: 4.0
2.8. ApplicationUsage
[NoInterfaceObject] interface ApplicationUsage { readonly attribute ApplicationId appId; readonly attribute unsigned long totalCount; readonly attribute unsigned long totalDuration; readonly attribute Date lastTime; };
Since: 4.0
Attributes
-
readonly
ApplicationId appIdAn attribute to store the ID of an application.
Since: 4.0
-
readonly
unsigned long totalCountAn attribute to store the total number of times the application was in the foreground.
Since: 4.0
-
readonly
unsigned long totalDurationAn attribute to store the total time of application usage in seconds.
Since: 4.0
-
readonly
Date lastTimeAn attribute to store the last time when the application was used.
Since: 4.0
2.9. ApplicationControlData
[Constructor(DOMString key, DOMString[] value)] interface ApplicationControlData { attribute DOMString key; attribute DOMString[] value; };
Since: 2.0
Code example:
var appControlData = new tizen.ApplicationControlData("image", [imagedata1]);
Constructors
Attributes
-
DOMString keyAn attribute to store the name of a key.
Since: 2.0
-
DOMString[]
valueAn attribute to store the value associated with a key.
Since: 2.0
2.10. ApplicationControl
[Constructor(DOMString operation, optional DOMString? uri, optional DOMString? mime, optional DOMString? category, optional ApplicationControlData[]? data, optional ApplicationControlLaunchMode? launchMode)] interface ApplicationControl { attribute DOMString operation; attribute DOMString? uri; attribute DOMString? mime; attribute DOMString? category; attribute ApplicationControlData[] data; attribute ApplicationControlLaunchMode launchMode; };
Since: 2.0
Code example:
var appControl = new tizen.ApplicationControl("http://tizen.org/appcontrol/operation/view", null, "image/jpeg", null, [new tizen.ApplicationControlData("images", [imagedata1, imagedata2])]);
Constructors
-
Constructor (DOMString, DOMString?, DOMString?, DOMString?, ApplicationControlData[]?, ApplicationControlLaunchMode?)
ApplicationControl(DOMString operation, optional DOMString? uri, optional DOMString? mime, optional DOMString? category, optional ApplicationControlData[]? data, optional ApplicationControlLaunchMode? launchMode);
Attributes
-
DOMString operationAn attribute to store the string that defines the action to be performed by an application control.
Since: 2.0
-
DOMString uri [nullable]An attribute to store the URI needed by an application control.
Since: 2.0
-
DOMString mime [nullable]An attribute to store the MIME type of content.
Since: 2.0
-
DOMString category [nullable]An attribute to store the category of the application to be launched.
Since: 2.0
-
ApplicationControlData[]
dataAn array of attributes to store the data needed for an application control.
Since: 2.0
-
ApplicationControlLaunchMode launchModeAn attribute to specify launch mode. Default application launch mode is SINGLE.
Since: 2.4
2.11. RequestedApplicationControl
[NoInterfaceObject] interface RequestedApplicationControl { readonly attribute ApplicationControl appControl; readonly attribute ApplicationId callerAppId; void replyResult(optional ApplicationControlData[]? data) raises(WebAPIException); void replyFailure() raises(WebAPIException); };
Since: 2.0
Attributes
-
readonly
ApplicationControl appControlAn attribute to store the application control object that describes the caller application's request. It contains the information that the calling application passed to launchAppControl.
Since: 2.0
-
readonly
ApplicationId callerAppIdAn attribute to store the caller application's ID.
Since: 2.1
Methods
-
replyResult
-
Sends the results to the caller application.
void replyResult(optional ApplicationControlData[]? data);
Since: 2.0
Parameters:
- data [optional] [nullable]: An array of ApplicationControlData objects.
Exceptions:
- WebAPIException
with error type TypeMismatchError, if any input parameter is not compatible with the expected type for that parameter.
with error type NotFoundError, if the caller app is not alive or there is no response from the caller app.
with error type UnknownError, if the reply request fails because of an unknown error.
Code example:
var reqAppControl = tizen.application.getCurrentApplication().getRequestedAppControl(); if (reqAppControl) { console.log("Requester AppID: " + reqAppControl.callerAppId); var appControl = reqAppControl.appControl; if (appControl.operation == "http://tizen.org/appcontrol/operation/pick") { var data = new tizen.ApplicationControlData( "http://tizen.org/appcontrol/data/selected", ["Image1.jpg"]); reqAppControl.replyResult([data]); } }
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replyFailure
-
Notifies the calling application that the application failed to perform the requested action.
void replyFailure();
Since: 2.0
Exceptions:
- WebAPIException
with error type NotFoundError, if the caller app is not alive or there is no response from the caller app.
with error type UnknownError, if the reply request fails because of an unknown error.
Code example:
var reqAppControl = tizen.application.getCurrentApplication().getRequestedAppControl(); if (reqAppControl) { console.log("Requester AppID: " + reqAppControl.callerAppId); var appControl = reqAppControl.appControl; if (appControl.operation == "http://tizen.org/appcontrol/operation/pick") { reqAppControl.replyFailure(); } }
- WebAPIException
2.12. ApplicationCertificate
[NoInterfaceObject] interface ApplicationCertificate { readonly attribute DOMString type; readonly attribute DOMString value; };
Since: 2.0
Attributes
-
readonly
DOMString typeAn attribute to store the type of the application certificate
Since: 2.0
-
readonly
DOMString valueAn attribute to store the value of the application certificate
Since: 2.0
2.13. ApplicationMetaData
[NoInterfaceObject] interface ApplicationMetaData { readonly attribute DOMString key; readonly attribute DOMString value; };
Since: 2.2
Attributes
-
readonly
DOMString keyAn attribute to store the key of the application meta data
Since: 2.2
-
readonly
DOMString valueAn attribute to store the value of the application meta data
Since: 2.2
2.14. BatteryUsageInfoArraySuccessCallback
[Callback=FunctionOnly, NoInterfaceObject] interface BatteryUsageInfoArraySuccessCallback { void onsuccess(ApplicationBatteryUsage[] batteryInfoArray); };
Since: 4.0
This callback interface specifies a success method with an array of ApplicationBatteryUsage objects as an input parameter. It is used in ApplicationManager.getBatteryUsageInfo() method.
Methods
-
onsuccess
-
Called when the asynchronous call completes successfully.
void onsuccess(ApplicationBatteryUsage[] batteryInfoArray);
Since: 4.0
Remark: Example of usage can be find at getBatteryUsageInfo code example.
Parameters:
- batteryInfoArray: An array of data containing information about battery usage per application.
2.15. AppsUsageInfoArraySuccessCallback
[Callback=FunctionOnly, NoInterfaceObject] interface AppsUsageInfoArraySuccessCallback { void onsuccess(ApplicationUsage[] appsInfoArray); };
Since: 4.0
This callback interface specifies a success method with an array of ApplicationUsage objects as an input parameter. It is used in ApplicationManager.getAppsUsageInfo() method.
Methods
-
onsuccess
-
Called when the asynchronous call completes successfully.
void onsuccess(ApplicationUsage[] appsInfoArray);
Since: 4.0
Remark: An example of usage can be find at getAppsUsageInfo code example.
Parameters:
- appsInfoArray: An array of data containing information about usage per application.
2.16. ApplicationInformationArraySuccessCallback
[Callback=FunctionOnly, NoInterfaceObject] interface ApplicationInformationArraySuccessCallback { void onsuccess(ApplicationInformation[] informationArray); };
Since: 1.0
This callback interface specifies a success method with an array of ApplicationInformation objects as an input parameter. It is used in ApplicationManager.getAppsInfo().
Methods
-
onsuccess
-
Called when the asynchronous call completes successfully.
void onsuccess(ApplicationInformation[] informationArray);
Since: 1.0
Parameters:
- informationArray: A list of installed applications.
Code example:
function onListInstalledApps(applications) { for (var i = 0; i < applications.length; i++) { console.log("ID: " + applications[i].id); } } tizen.application.getAppsInfo(onListInstalledApps);
2.17. FindAppControlSuccessCallback
[Callback=FunctionOnly, NoInterfaceObject] interface FindAppControlSuccessCallback { void onsuccess(ApplicationInformation[] informationArray, ApplicationControl appControl); };
Since: 2.0
This callback interface specifies a success method with an array of ApplicationInformation objects and application control as an input parameter. It is used in ApplicationManager.findAppControl().
Methods
-
onsuccess
-
Called when the asynchronous call completes successfully.
void onsuccess(ApplicationInformation[] informationArray, ApplicationControl appControl);
Since: 2.0
Parameters:
- informationArray: A list of installed applications.
- appControl: The application control that is passed to ApplicationManager.findAppControl()
Code example:
var appControl = new tizen.ApplicationControl( "http://tizen.org/appcontrol/operation/pick", null, "image/jpeg", null); /* FindAppControlSuccessCallback instance. */ function successCB(appInfos, appControl) { /* appControl is same object with the value passed as first parameter to findAppControl(). */ var appControlReplyCallback = { /* Callee sent a reply. */ onsuccess: function(data) { for (var i = 0; i < data.length; i++) { if (data[i].key == "http://tizen.org/appcontrol/data/selected") { console.log("Selected image is " + data[i].value[0]); } } }, /* Callee returned failure. */ onfailure: function() { console.log("The launch application control failed"); } }; var appId = appInfos[0].id; /* Select first app's id. */ tizen.application.launchAppControl(appControl, appId, function() { console.log("Launch application control succeed"); }, function(e) { console.log("Launch application control failed, reason: " + e.message); }, appControlReplyCallback); } tizen.application.findAppControl(appControl, successCB);
2.18. ApplicationContextArraySuccessCallback
[Callback=FunctionOnly, NoInterfaceObject] interface ApplicationContextArraySuccessCallback { void onsuccess(ApplicationContext[] contexts); };
Since: 1.0
This callback interface specifies a success method with an array of ApplicationContext objects as an input parameter. It is used in ApplicationManager.getAppsContext().
Methods
-
onsuccess
-
Called when ApplicationManager.getAppsContext() completes successfully.
void onsuccess(ApplicationContext[] contexts);
Since: 1.0
Parameters:
- contexts: A list of running applications.
2.19. ApplicationControlDataArrayReplyCallback
[Callback, NoInterfaceObject] interface ApplicationControlDataArrayReplyCallback { void onsuccess(optional ApplicationControlData[]? data); void onfailure(); };
Since: 2.0
This callback interface specifies two methods:
- onsuccess() - Invoked if the callee application calls RequestedApplicationControl.replyResult().
- onfailure() - Invoked if the callee application calls RequestedApplicationControl.replyFailure().
Code example:
var appControl = new tizen.ApplicationControl( "http://tizen.org/appcontrol/operation/pick", null, "image/jpeg", null); /* ApplicationControlDataArrayReplyCallback instance. */ var appControlReplyCallback = { /* Callee sent a reply. */ onsuccess: function(data) { for (var i = 0; i < data.length; i++) { if (data[i].key == "http://tizen.org/appcontrol/data/selected") { console.log("Selected image is " + data[i].value[0]); } } }, /* Callee returned failure. */ onfailure: function() { console.log("The launch application control failed"); } }; tizen.application.launchAppControl(appControl, null, function() { console.log("Launch application control succeed"); }, function(e) { console.log("Launch application control failed, reason: " + e.message); }, appControlReplyCallback);
Methods
-
onsuccess
-
Called when the callee application calls RequestedApplicationControl.replyResult().
void onsuccess(optional ApplicationControlData[]? data);
Since: 2.0
Parameters:
- data [optional] [nullable]: An array of ApplicationControlData objects.
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onfailure
-
Called when the callee application calls RequestedApplicationControl.replyFailure().
void onfailure();
Since: 2.0
2.20. SystemEventData
[NoInterfaceObject] interface SystemEventData { attribute DOMString value; attribute DOMString type; };
Since: 2.4
Platform modules will be able to broadcast system events in a future Tizen release.
Attributes
-
DOMString valueValue of the system event data item.
Since: 2.4
-
DOMString typeType of the system event data item.
Since: 2.4
2.21. EventCallback
[Callback=FunctionOnly, NoInterfaceObject] interface EventCallback { void onevent(EventInfo event, EventData data); };
Since: 2.4
Methods
-
onevent
-
Called when the event occurs.
Since: 2.4
Parameters:
- event: Broadcasted event which invokes this callback.
- data: Broadcasted event data.
Code example:
var app = tizen.application.getCurrentApplication(); /* For user events: sender's application ID and event name must be provided by using a dictionary. */ /* Let's assume that at least two applications are installed. */ function onListInstalledApps(appsInfo) { var appId = null; if (appsInfo.length > 0 && app.appInfo.id != appsInfo[0].id) { appId = appsInfo[0].id; } else if (appsInfo.length > 1) { appId = appsInfo[1].id; } var eventCB = function(event, data) { console.log("Data: " + JSON.stringify(data)); /* Do something. */ }; if (appId) { var watchId = app.addEventListener({"appId": appId, "name": "custom_user_event"}, eventCB); } } tizen.application.getAppsInfo(onListInstalledApps);
2.22. StatusEventCallback
[Callback=FunctionOnly, NoInterfaceObject] interface StatusEventCallback { void onchange(ApplicationId appId, boolean isActive); };
Since: 4.0
Methods
-
onchange
-
Called when the status event occurs.
void onchange(ApplicationId appId, boolean isActive);
Since: 4.0
Example of using can be find at addAppStatusChangeListener code example.
Parameters:
- appId: Id of the application that status has been changed.
- isActive: The new status of the application.
2.23. EventInfo
dictionary EventInfo { ApplicationId appId; DOMString name; };
Since: 2.4
System events do not require an application identifier to be specified. If one is specified, the event will be interpreted as an user event. List of supported system event is available in Native API guides.
Dictionary members
- ApplicationId appId
-
The unique identifier of the application which is broadcasting an event.
An application can listen to events from other applications. However, it can only broadcast its own events. Therefore, when broadcasting an event, this dictionary member must be the identifier of the application which is broadcasting the event.
System events do not require an application identifier to be specified. If one is specified, the event will be interpreted as an user event.
Since: 2.4
- DOMString name
-
Name which describes the event.
Must only contain the ASCII characters "[A-Z][a-z][0-9]_" and may not begin with a digit. Must be at least 1 byte in length and not exceed the maximum name length of 127 bytes.
Since: 2.4
3. Related Feature
To guarantee the running of the application on a device which supports Application History feature, declare the following feature requirement in the config file:
To guarantee the running of the application on a device which has battery, declare the following feature requirement in the config file:
4. Full WebIDL
module Application { typedef DOMString ApplicationId; typedef DOMString ApplicationContextId; typedef object UserEventData; typedef (SystemEventData or UserEventData) EventData; enum ApplicationControlLaunchMode { "SINGLE", "GROUP" }; enum ApplicationUsageMode { "RECENTLY", "FREQUENTLY" }; dictionary ApplicationUsageFilter { long? timeSpan; Date? startTime; Date? endTime; }; dictionary EventInfo { ApplicationId appId; DOMString name; }; Tizen implements ApplicationManagerObject; [NoInterfaceObject] interface ApplicationManagerObject { readonly attribute ApplicationManager application; }; [NoInterfaceObject] interface ApplicationManager { Application getCurrentApplication() raises(WebAPIException); void kill(ApplicationContextId contextId, optional SuccessCallback? successCallback, optional ErrorCallback? errorCallback) raises(WebAPIException); void launch(ApplicationId id, optional SuccessCallback? successCallback, optional ErrorCallback? errorCallback) raises(WebAPIException); void launchAppControl(ApplicationControl appControl, optional ApplicationId? id, optional SuccessCallback? successCallback, optional ErrorCallback? errorCallback, optional ApplicationControlDataArrayReplyCallback? replyCallback) raises(WebAPIException); void findAppControl(ApplicationControl appControl, FindAppControlSuccessCallback successCallback, optional ErrorCallback? errorCallback) raises(WebAPIException); void getAppsContext(ApplicationContextArraySuccessCallback successCallback, optional ErrorCallback? errorCallback) raises(WebAPIException); ApplicationContext getAppContext(optional ApplicationContextId? contextId) raises(WebAPIException); void getAppsInfo(ApplicationInformationArraySuccessCallback successCallback, optional ErrorCallback? errorCallback) raises(WebAPIException); ApplicationInformation getAppInfo(optional ApplicationId? id) raises(WebAPIException); ApplicationCertificate[] getAppCerts(optional ApplicationId? id) raises(WebAPIException); DOMString getAppSharedURI(optional ApplicationId? id) raises(WebAPIException); ApplicationMetaData[] getAppMetaData(optional ApplicationId? id) raises(WebAPIException); void getBatteryUsageInfo(BatteryUsageInfoArraySuccessCallback successCallback, optional ErrorCallback? errorCallback, optional long? days, optional long? limit) raises(WebAPIException); void getAppsUsageInfo(AppsUsageInfoArraySuccessCallback successCallback, optional ErrorCallback? errorCallback, optional ApplicationUsageMode? mode, optional ApplicationUsageFilter? filter, optional long? limit) raises(WebAPIException); long addAppStatusChangeListener(StatusEventCallback eventCallback, optional ApplicationId? appId) raises(WebAPIException); void removeAppStatusChangeListener(long watchId) raises(WebAPIException); }; [NoInterfaceObject] interface Application { readonly attribute ApplicationInformation appInfo; readonly attribute ApplicationContextId contextId; void exit() raises(WebAPIException); void hide() raises(WebAPIException); RequestedApplicationControl getRequestedAppControl() raises(WebAPIException); long addEventListener(EventInfo event, EventCallback callback) raises(WebAPIException); void removeEventListener(long watchId) raises(WebAPIException); void broadcastEvent(EventInfo event, UserEventData data) raises(WebAPIException); void broadcastTrustedEvent(EventInfo event, UserEventData data) raises(WebAPIException); }; [NoInterfaceObject] interface ApplicationInformation { readonly attribute ApplicationId id; readonly attribute DOMString name; readonly attribute DOMString iconPath; readonly attribute DOMString version; readonly attribute boolean show; readonly attribute DOMString[] categories; readonly attribute Date installDate; readonly attribute long size raises(WebAPIException); readonly attribute PackageId packageId; }; [NoInterfaceObject] interface ApplicationContext { readonly attribute ApplicationContextId id; readonly attribute ApplicationId appId; }; [NoInterfaceObject] interface ApplicationBatteryUsage { readonly attribute ApplicationId appId; readonly attribute double batteryUsage; }; [NoInterfaceObject] interface ApplicationUsage { readonly attribute ApplicationId appId; readonly attribute unsigned long totalCount; readonly attribute unsigned long totalDuration; readonly attribute Date lastTime; }; [Constructor(DOMString key, DOMString[] value)] interface ApplicationControlData { attribute DOMString key; attribute DOMString[] value; }; [Constructor(DOMString operation, optional DOMString? uri, optional DOMString? mime, optional DOMString? category, optional ApplicationControlData[]? data, optional ApplicationControlLaunchMode? launchMode)] interface ApplicationControl { attribute DOMString operation; attribute DOMString? uri; attribute DOMString? mime; attribute DOMString? category; attribute ApplicationControlData[] data; attribute ApplicationControlLaunchMode launchMode; }; [NoInterfaceObject] interface RequestedApplicationControl { readonly attribute ApplicationControl appControl; readonly attribute ApplicationId callerAppId; void replyResult(optional ApplicationControlData[]? data) raises(WebAPIException); void replyFailure() raises(WebAPIException); }; [NoInterfaceObject] interface ApplicationCertificate { readonly attribute DOMString type; readonly attribute DOMString value; }; [NoInterfaceObject] interface ApplicationMetaData { readonly attribute DOMString key; readonly attribute DOMString value; }; [Callback=FunctionOnly, NoInterfaceObject] interface BatteryUsageInfoArraySuccessCallback { void onsuccess(ApplicationBatteryUsage[] batteryInfoArray); }; [Callback=FunctionOnly, NoInterfaceObject] interface AppsUsageInfoArraySuccessCallback { void onsuccess(ApplicationUsage[] appsInfoArray); }; [Callback=FunctionOnly, NoInterfaceObject] interface ApplicationInformationArraySuccessCallback { void onsuccess(ApplicationInformation[] informationArray); }; [Callback=FunctionOnly, NoInterfaceObject] interface FindAppControlSuccessCallback { void onsuccess(ApplicationInformation[] informationArray, ApplicationControl appControl); }; [Callback=FunctionOnly, NoInterfaceObject] interface ApplicationContextArraySuccessCallback { void onsuccess(ApplicationContext[] contexts); }; [Callback, NoInterfaceObject] interface ApplicationControlDataArrayReplyCallback { void onsuccess(optional ApplicationControlData[]? data); void onfailure(); }; [NoInterfaceObject] interface SystemEventData { attribute DOMString value; attribute DOMString type; }; [Callback=FunctionOnly, NoInterfaceObject] interface EventCallback { void onevent(EventInfo event, EventData data); }; [Callback=FunctionOnly, NoInterfaceObject] interface StatusEventCallback { void onchange(ApplicationId appId, boolean isActive); }; };