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<task id="GUID-6526C440-34EA-50C2-B550-2C655DCC2ED8" xml:lang="en"><title>Network

Privacy API Tutorial</title><shortdesc>This document describes how to use the Network Privacy API. </shortdesc><prolog><metadata><keywords/></metadata></prolog><taskbody>

<prereq><p>The reader must be familiar with the Privacy Protocol Module and

the Network Privacy API. </p> </prereq>

<context><p>When LBS is configured to load the Privacy Protocol Module, it

handles only privacy requests and does not calculate position fixes. It is

the responsibility of licensee domestic OS components to obtain the device's

position. The <xref href="GUID-B3000A78-3BE5-5E0A-A718-87BC9BA03726.dita">Network

Privacy API</xref> provides the means to send privacy requests into the LBS

subsystem. </p> <p>To use the Network Privacy API a licensee must create a

client component that runs in the licensee domestic OS. This component receives

privacy and location requests from the network and forwards them to the LBS

subsystem via the Network Privacy API. </p> <p>The Network Privacy API is

only available with the Privacy Protocol Module. The first privacy request

sent via the Network Privacy API causes the LBS subsystem components to be

started. </p> <p>Many of the implementation details of creating a Network

Privacy API client are device creator specific (such as how to connect to

a network).</p> </context>

<steps id="GUID-3EF2F3E8-48AF-534D-BE16-B6D78A349007">

<step id="GUID-267A5A69-D06F-5236-A905-595F81689FCB"><cmd/>

<info>Listen for privacy and location requests received from the network. </info>

</step>

<step id="GUID-99086B43-517E-5044-9732-A0E66836B9EA"><cmd/>

<info>Use the Network Privacy API to forward privacy requests to the LBS subsystem. </info>

</step>

<step id="GUID-F95C9B65-7CF7-50F7-ACEF-F337EAD9F5DF"><cmd/>

<info>Receive responses to privacy requests from the LBS subsystem via the

Network Privacy API and return them to the network. </info>

</step>

<step id="GUID-53AD01C6-87BE-58D0-9875-5D45FAC6FF76"><cmd/>

<info>If a privacy request is accepted, forward the subsequent location request

to a component in the licensee domestic OS so that a position fix can be obtained. </info>

</step>

<step id="GUID-50B398C7-DC81-5BDA-B631-DE32E497A597"><cmd>To use the Network

Privacy API create a Network Privacy API Client. </cmd>

<substeps id="GUID-ACC2FFC4-815E-506B-A141-6F8A73D897EC">

<substep id="GUID-0300AD43-69EE-5193-B260-31A9C31658E1"><cmd/>

<stepxmp>Define a Network Privacy API <xref href="GUID-9A3406EF-3FEF-3F6F-9CB1-DFC1D09782B6.dita"><apiname>MPosVerificationObserver</apiname></xref> subclass </stepxmp>

<info>The code example below shows a simple implementation of an <xref href="GUID-9A3406EF-3FEF-3F6F-9CB1-DFC1D09782B6.dita"><apiname>MPosVerificationObserver</apiname></xref> subclass

that uses the Network Privacy API. Such a class could be the basis of an observer

class in a licensee client application. </info>

<stepxmp><codeblock id="GUID-1DFD707A-9701-533A-B85F-318F458660BD" xml:space="preserve">#ifndef CMYNETWORKLISTENER_H_

#define CMYNETWORKLISTENER_H_

#include <EPos_MPosVerificationObserver.h>

#include <EPos_CPosNetworkPrivacy.h>

#include <EPos_CPosGSMPrivacyRequestInfo.h>

class CMyNetworkObserver : public MPosVerificationObserver

{

public:

    static CMyNetworkObserver* NewL();

public:

    CMyNetworkObserver();

    virtual ~CMyNetworkObserver();

public:

    void GSMVerifyPrivacyRequestL(const TDesC* aLCSClient, const TDesC* aRequestor,

                               CPosNetworkPrivacy::TRequestDecision aTimeoutAction);

    void CancelPrivacyRequestL(TInt aRequestId, CPosNetworkPrivacy::TCancelReason aCancelReason);

    void GSMNotifyLocationRequestL(TDesC* aLCSClient, TDesC* aRequestor);

    void GSMTimeoutPrivacyRequestL(const TDesC* aLCSClient, const TDesC* aRequestor, 

                                 TInt aRequestId, CPosNetworkPrivacy::TRequestDecision aTimeoutAction);

public:

    // Method from MPosVerificationObserver

    void HandleVerifyComplete(TInt aRequestId, TInt aCompletionCode);

private:

    CPosNetworkPrivacy* iPrivacy;

    TInt iRequestId; // This demo client just stores a single request ID

    void ConstructL();

};

#endif /*CMYNETWORKLISTENER_H_*/

</codeblock> </stepxmp>

</substep>

<substep id="GUID-9418AB61-9C1B-5398-9CFA-E57BBE5AB204"><cmd/>

<stepxmp>Create an instance of CPosNetworkPrivacy in the client constructor </stepxmp>

<info>The code below shows the creation of a <xref href="GUID-F5E959D8-3457-3385-9978-96FDD917D767.dita"><apiname>CPosNetworkPrivacy</apiname></xref> object

in the second phase constructor of the observer. Note that in the Standalone

Privacy Mode configuration the LBS subsystem is transient, and creating an

instance of this class does not cause the LBS subsystem to be started. </info>

<stepxmp><codeblock id="GUID-E786D160-E0C7-5071-8443-A24BF4C59828" xml:space="preserve">

CMyNetworkObserver* CMyNetworkObserver::NewL()

{

    CMyNetworkObserver* listener = new (ELeave) CMyNetworkObserver();

    CleanupStack::PushL(listener);

    listener->ConstructL();

    CleanupStack::Pop(listener);

    return listener;

}

void CMyNetworkObserver::ConstructL()

{

    iPrivacy = CPosNetworkPrivacy::NewL();

}

</codeblock> </stepxmp>

</substep>

</substeps>

</step>

<step id="GUID-E8E50631-18C4-5891-8323-D450D65A2C0C"><cmd>Write code to send

a privacy verification request. </cmd>

<info>The licensee client receives a privacy verification request from the

network. The privacy request requires user verification. The following describes

the steps the licensee client application performs for a privacy verification

request: </info>

<substeps id="GUID-097A1946-E3C7-55F8-B9CC-9CCFEFCA86BD">

<substep id="GUID-9545A3E4-5B95-53B4-8DDD-7A06943DD02A"><cmd/>

<info>The client creates an instance of <xref href="GUID-32DA9EFC-D11D-3A56-A70E-045F7F0E849A.dita"><apiname>CPosGSMPrivacyRequestInfo</apiname></xref> or <xref href="GUID-1C0102CD-2F1C-3E8C-9357-06CFED618936.dita"><apiname>CPosSUPLPrivacyRequestInfo</apiname></xref>.

The class of object that the client creates depends on whether the privacy

request was received from the network via GSM or via SUPL. </info>

</substep>

<substep id="GUID-BB1AB089-99F5-5897-8AED-4AB30216B7C6"><cmd/>

<info>The client calls <xref href="GUID-F5E959D8-3457-3385-9978-96FDD917D767.dita#GUID-F5E959D8-3457-3385-9978-96FDD917D767/GUID-E90DFB64-8087-3039-805D-F556F9E60B57"><apiname>CPosNetworkPrivacy::VerifyPrivacyRequest()</apiname></xref>.

This method is asynchronous and non-blocking. The client can process multiple

privacy requests by calling <codeph>VerifyPrivacyRequest()</codeph> multiple

times. Each request is identified by a unique request ID. The LBS subsystem

is started if it is not running when a request is made. </info>

</substep>

<substep id="GUID-22B92688-D233-5EE6-97B8-E4BF330147E7"><cmd/>

<info>When the privacy request is completed, the method <xref href="GUID-9A3406EF-3FEF-3F6F-9CB1-DFC1D09782B6.dita#GUID-9A3406EF-3FEF-3F6F-9CB1-DFC1D09782B6/GUID-D1BDF319-CCFD-33CB-8779-CF56849BAA5B"><apiname>MPosVerificationObserver::HandleVerifyComplete()</apiname></xref> is

called on the client observer. The client sends the privacy response to the

network. </info>

</substep>

</substeps>

<info>The following code example demonstrates how to use the Network Privacy

API to verify a privacy request received over a GSM network. </info>

<stepxmp><codeblock id="GUID-745D5AF8-8B3A-5DBC-BC51-23434FF9EE5B" xml:space="preserve">

// Send a privacy request to LBS

void CMyNetworkObserver::GSMVerifyPrivacyRequestL(const TDesC* aLCSClient, const TDesC* aRequestor,

                                                  CPosNetworkPrivacy::TRequestDecision aTimeoutAction)

    {

    // Create a new CPosGSMPrivacyRequestInfo object

    CPosGSMPrivacyRequestInfo* info = CPosGSMPrivacyRequestInfo::NewLC();

    // In this example, aLCSClientName is a proper name and aRequestor is a phone number

    info->SetLCSClientL(*aLCSClient, CPosGSMPrivacyRequestInfo::EIdTypeLogicalName);

    info->SetRequestorL(*aRequestor, CPosGSMPrivacyRequestInfo::EIdTypeMSISDN);

    // In this example set the request type to single shot

    info->SetRequestType(CPosNetworkPrivacyRequestInfo::ERequestSingleShot);

    // Client has an iRequestId member variable (a production client may need an array to track multiple requests)

    //iRequestId is set when VerifyLocationRequestL is called

    iPrivacy->VerifyLocationRequestL(*info, iRequestId, *this, aTimeoutAction);

    CleanupStack::PopAndDestroy(info);

    }

          </codeblock> </stepxmp>

</step>

<step id="GUID-F5BADBBF-0B90-5388-BF34-95D8EC936F52"><cmd>Write code to send

a privacy notification request. </cmd>

<info>The licensee client receives a privacy request from the network. The

privacy request does not require verification. The following describes the

steps the licensee client application performs for a privacy notification

request: </info>

<substeps id="GUID-1ECCD9AA-EFE0-5B68-A9D1-DF25FE675EB4">

<substep id="GUID-02C81461-9F94-56EA-8B26-C4514004E603"><cmd/>

<info>The client creates an instance of <xref href="GUID-32DA9EFC-D11D-3A56-A70E-045F7F0E849A.dita"><apiname>CPosGSMPrivacyRequestInfo</apiname></xref> or <xref href="GUID-1C0102CD-2F1C-3E8C-9357-06CFED618936.dita"><apiname>CPosSUPLPrivacyRequestInfo</apiname></xref>.

The class of object that the client creates depends on whether the privacy

request was received from the network via GSM or via SUPL. </info>

</substep>

<substep id="GUID-80934AC7-05ED-5BCB-A1B2-1B50E1E954F2"><cmd/>

<info>The client calls <xref href="GUID-F5E959D8-3457-3385-9978-96FDD917D767.dita#GUID-F5E959D8-3457-3385-9978-96FDD917D767/GUID-A387994C-49AD-36A2-9C17-78425AF3E124"><apiname>CPosNetworkPrivacy::NotifyLocationRequest()</apiname></xref>.

This method is asynchronous and non-blocking. The client can process multiple

requests by calling <codeph>NotifyLocationRequest()</codeph> multiple times.

Multiple requests are queued within the LBS subsystem. Each request is identified

by a unique request ID. The LBS subsystem is started if it is not running

when a request is made. </info>

</substep>

</substeps>

<info>The following code example demonstrates how to use the Network Privacy

API to notify LBS of a location request received over a GSM network. </info>

<stepxmp><codeblock id="GUID-E801B01E-DA61-5B7D-884C-BF59071ADC29" xml:space="preserve">

// Notify LBS of a location request

void CMyNetworkObserver::GSMNotifyLocationRequestL(TDesC* aLCSClient, TDesC* aRequestor)

    {

    // Create a new CPosGSMPrivacyRequestInfo object

    CPosGSMPrivacyRequestInfo* info = CPosGSMPrivacyRequestInfo::NewLC();

    // In this example, aLCSClientName is a proper name and aRequestor is a phone number

    info->SetLCSClientL(*aLCSClient, CPosGSMPrivacyRequestInfo::EIdTypeLogicalName);

    info->SetRequestorL(*aRequestor, CPosGSMPrivacyRequestInfo::EIdTypeMSISDN);

    // In this example set the request type to single shot

    info->SetRequestType(CPosNetworkPrivacyRequestInfo::ERequestSingleShot);

    // Client has an iRequestId member variable (a production client may need an array to track multiple requests)

    //iRequestId is set when NotifyLocationRequestL is called

    iPrivacy->NotifyLocationRequestL(*info, iRequestId);

    CleanupStack::PopAndDestroy(info);

    }

</codeblock> </stepxmp>

</step>

<step id="GUID-0D76D936-0105-5A42-983D-EE8ACA54FB06"><cmd>Write code to cancel

a pending privacy verification request. </cmd>

<info>The code example below shows how a client can cancel an outstanding

request by calling <xref href="GUID-F5E959D8-3457-3385-9978-96FDD917D767.dita#GUID-F5E959D8-3457-3385-9978-96FDD917D767/GUID-BA814E0E-5397-3583-9030-C7234C549594"><apiname>CPosNetworkPrivacy::CancelRequest()</apiname></xref>. </info>

<stepxmp><codeblock id="GUID-FE23688D-33B2-5D85-9181-30C3E4EFBC74" xml:space="preserve">

// Cancel an outstanding request

void CMyNetworkObserver::CancelPrivacyRequestL(TInt aRequestId, CPosNetworkPrivacy::TCancelReason aCancelReason)

    {

    // TCancelReason may be e.g. CPosNetworkPrivacy::ECancelReasonTimeout

    iPrivacy->CancelVerifyLocationRequest(aRequestId, aCancelReason);

    }

</codeblock> </stepxmp>

</step>

<step id="GUID-619AA8B0-69B9-51F0-887B-E3CDA6EB6F6E"><cmd>Write code to send

a timeout notification to LBS. </cmd>

<info>The code example below shows how a request can be timed out. The network

can timeout the request and the client forwards this to the LBS subsystem

by calling <xref href="GUID-F5E959D8-3457-3385-9978-96FDD917D767.dita#GUID-F5E959D8-3457-3385-9978-96FDD917D767/GUID-E0A6F960-2EBD-3BBA-95B8-AA3203D250B5"><apiname>CPosNetworkPrivacy::NotifyVerificationTimeoutL()</apiname></xref>. </info>

<stepxmp><codeblock id="GUID-2CC875F4-8489-5D66-BD49-C7CEAB170859" xml:space="preserve">// Notify LBS that a completed privacy request has timed out

void CMyNetworkObserver::GSMTimeoutPrivacyRequestL(const TDesC* aLCSClient, const TDesC* aRequestor,

                                                  TInt aRequestId, CPosNetworkPrivacy::TRequestDecision aTimeoutAction)

    {

    // Create a new CPosGSMPrivacyRequestInfo object    

    CPosGSMPrivacyRequestInfo* info = CPosGSMPrivacyRequestInfo::NewLC();

    // In this example, aLCSClientName is a proper name and aRequestor is a phone number

    info->SetLCSClientL(*aLCSClient, CPosGSMPrivacyRequestInfo::EIdTypeLogicalName);

    info->SetRequestorL(*aRequestor, CPosGSMPrivacyRequestInfo::EIdTypeMSISDN);

    iPrivacy->NotifyVerificationTimeoutL(*info, aRequestId, aTimeoutAction);

    CleanupStack::PopAndDestroy(info);

    }

</codeblock> </stepxmp>

<stepxmp><codeblock id="GUID-B6107B5B-329D-5A7A-8AE2-BB9835827593" xml:space="preserve">

// Handle verify complete messages from LBS

void CMyNetworkObserver::HandleVerifyComplete(TInt aRequestId, TInt aCompleteCode)

    {

    // The privacy request identified by aRequestId is complete

    // Inform the network...

    }

</codeblock> </stepxmp>

</step>

<step id="GUID-4144B5F1-9F86-5D7C-949B-10A5C151A8E5"><cmd>Define client capabilities </cmd>

<info>The following is a simple MMP file for the client. The header files

for the Network Privacy API are located at <filepath>\epoc32\include\lbs</filepath> and

the client links to <filepath>eposnwprv.lib</filepath>. A client requires

the capabilities <codeph>Location</codeph>, <codeph>NetworkServices</codeph> and <codeph>ReadDeviceData</codeph>. </info>

<stepxmp><codeblock id="GUID-DCAA7242-6F9E-55A5-8BCD-40E8C809BFCC" xml:space="preserve">/*

============================================================================

 Name        : NetworkPrivacyAPI_Example.mmp

 Author      : 

 Copyright   :

 Description : 

============================================================================

*/

TARGET          NetworkPrivacyAPI_Example.exe

TARGETTYPE      exe

UID             0 0xE3DC328A

USERINCLUDE     ..\inc

SYSTEMINCLUDE   \epoc32\include \epoc32\include\lbs

SOURCEPATH      ..\src

SOURCE          NetworkPrivacyAPI_Example.cpp CMyNetworkListener.cpp

LIBRARY         euser.lib eposnwprv.lib

CAPABILITY Location NetworkServices ReadDeviceData</codeblock> </stepxmp>

</step>

</steps>

</taskbody><related-links>

<link href="GUID-B3000A78-3BE5-5E0A-A718-87BC9BA03726.dita"><linktext>Network Privacy

API</linktext></link>

<link href="GUID-746866CE-809A-5598-BA60-2947763E5EE9.dita"><linktext>Network Privacy

API Reference</linktext></link>