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<concept id="GUID-AC53C0A0-6990-4BF8-91E9-9AE14169A7BC" xml:lang="en"><title>Creating

a Privacy Verification Notifier</title><shortdesc>To use the LBS Privacy Notifiers for privacy verification and privacy

notification a licensee must implement a Privacy Verification Notifier that

extends from the Extended Notifier Framework base class <codeph>MEikSrvNotifierBase2</codeph>.

The licensee must override the asynchronous <codeph>MEikSrvNotifierBase2::StartL()</codeph> method

so that the LBS subsystem can receive a privacy response from the user via

the notifier. </shortdesc><prolog><metadata><keywords/></metadata></prolog><conbody>

<p>This topic describes how to implement a Privacy Verification Notifier.

The notifier is used to handle privacy verification requests.   </p>

<p>A dialog is shown to the user when verification of a privacy request is

required. The example shown here uses a CEikDialog derived class, although

licensees will most probably want to use a dialog class specific to their

own UI framework. Implementation of the notifier can be described in the following

steps:</p>

<ul>

<li><p>Define a notifier that derives from the Extended Notifier Framework

base class <xref href="GUID-DE445C4B-22EF-3A1F-8A69-57CB703BFAD0.dita"><apiname>MEikSrvNotifierBase2</apiname></xref>.</p></li>

<li><p>Define a dialog class that derives from <codeph>CEikDialog</codeph> (or

some licensee UI framework-specific subclass). </p></li>

<li><p>Override the necessary virtual methods of the licensee notifier and

dialog to handle privacy requests and send the appropriate response when the

user dismisses the dialog. </p></li>

</ul>

<section id="GUID-0BA4DF3B-7363-4353-9A99-E7272500967B">       <title>Defining the Privacy Verification Notifier</title> 

     <p>The code below shows a definition of a Privacy Verification Notifier

class.     </p><p>The notifier owns a <xref href="GUID-BFDCA64A-1F55-34E8-8C4D-B0EABBE3A17C.dita"><apiname>CMyLBSPrivacyVerifierDialog</apiname></xref> dialog

class to show details of the privacy request to the end user and to obtain

the response.  </p><codeblock xml:space="preserve">/*

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

 Name		 : MyLBSPrivacyVerifier.h

 Description : This file defines a LBS Privacy Verification Notifier

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

*/

#ifndef __MYLBSPRIVACYVERIFIER_H__

#define __MYLBSPRIVACYVERIFIER_H__

// Default location for dialog GUI resources

#define VERIFY_RESOURCE_PATH    "\\private\\10003a4a\\"

// Compiled dialog resource file name

#define VERIFY_RESOURCE 		"MyLBSPrivacyDialogs.rsc"

//  Include Files

#include <e32base.h>

#include <eiknotapi.h>

#include <eikdialg.h>

#include "lbsprivacyextnotifiers.h" // Defines privacy data types

#include "MyLBSNotifiersChannel.h" // Defines notifier channel

// Dialog forward declaration for notifier

class CMyLBSPrivacyVerifierDialog;

//  Privacy verification notifier class definition

class CMyLBSPrivacyVerifier : public CBase, public MEikSrvNotifierBase2

  {

public:	

  static CMyLBSPrivacyVerifier* NewL();

  ~CMyLBSPrivacyVerifier();

  // Called when the dialog is hidden

  void DialogDismissed();

private: // From MEikSrvNotifierBase2

  // Asynchronous StartL is used for privacy verification

  // a response is required

  void StartL(const TDesC8& aBuffer, TInt aReplySlot,

              const RMessagePtr2& aMessage); 

  // Synchronous StartL is not used for privacy verification

  TPtrC8 StartL(const TDesC8& aBuffer);

  // Not implemented for LBS privacy notifiers

  TPtrC8 UpdateL(const TDesC8& aBuffer);

  TNotifierInfo RegisterL();

  TNotifierInfo Info() const;

  void Cancel();

  void Release();

  // Set the response parameters based on the user response

  void SetResponseParams(TLbsPrivacyResponseParams params);

private:

  CMyLBSPrivacyVerifier();

  void ConstructL();

private:

  // Data members

  TNotifierInfo iInfo;

  RMessagePtr2 iMessage;

  TInt iReplySlot;

  // From lbsprivacyextnotifiers.h - request parameters

  TLbsPrivacyNotifierParams iRequestParams;

  // From lbsprivacyextnotifiers.h - response parameters

  TLbsPrivacyResponseParams iResponseParams;

  // Verification Dialog

  CMyLBSPrivacyVerifierDialog* iDlg;

  };

#endif  // __MYLBSPRIVACYNOTIFIER_H__</codeblock>     </section>

<section id="GUID-807AAC06-8975-41C8-8D4C-CF6103D0678D"><title>Defining the Privacy Verification Dialog </title><p>The following

is the definition of the dialog used by the example Privacy Verification Notifier:</p><codeblock xml:space="preserve">/*

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

 Name		: MyLBSPrivacyVerifier.cpp

 Description : Source for LBS privacy verification notifier and dialog

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

*/

// System headers

#include <eikdialg.h>

#include <eikmfne.h>

#include <eikenv.h>

#include <bautils.h>

#include <eikappui.h>

#include <e32cmn.h>

// Console for debugging

#include <e32cons.h>		

// LBS headers

#include <lbsprivacyextnotifiers.h>

// project headers

#include <MyLBSPrivacyDialogs.rsg>

#include "MyLBSPrivacyVerifier.hrh"

#include "MyLBSDialogs.hrh"

#include "MyLBSPrivacyVerifier.h"

/* CMyLBSPrivacyVerifierDialog

   The resource for this dialog defines it as a sleeping dialog

   Resources are allocated when the owning notifier is created by ECom

*/

class CMyLBSPrivacyVerifierDialog : public CEikDialog

  {

public:

  static CMyLBSPrivacyVerifierDialog* NewLD(

                               CMyLBSPrivacyVerifier* aNotifier,

                               TLbsPrivacyResponseParams& aResponseParams);

  ~CMyLBSPrivacyVerifierDialog();

  void ShowDialog(TLbsExternalRequestInfo& aInfo);

  void HideDialog();

public: // from CEikDialog

  TBool OkToExitL(TInt aButtonId);

  void PreLayoutDynInitL();

private:

  CMyLBSPrivacyVerifierDialog(CMyLBSPrivacyVerifier* aNotifier,

                              TLbsPrivacyResponseParams& aResponseParams);

  void LoadResourceL();

  void FreeResource();

  void ConstructL();

private:

  // The notifier that calls this dialog

  CMyLBSPrivacyVerifier* iNotifier;

  // Library resource containing dialog resources

  TInt  iResourceFile;

  // The privacy requester info - contains requester id and name

  TLbsExternalRequestInfo iInfo;

  // The privacy response parameters reference

  // to iResponseParams in parent notifier

  TLbsPrivacyResponseParams& iResponseParams;

	 };</codeblock><p>The dialog contains a <xref href="GUID-C5EE0092-6EAB-32AA-A58D-A81A883DFEBF.dita"><apiname>CMyLBSPrivacyVerifier</apiname></xref> pointer

through which it can set the privacy response chosen by the user.     </p><p>This

example defines a simple dialog resource file <filepath>MyLbsPrivacyDialogs.rsg</filepath>.

The source of this file contains definitions for a simple dialog that shows

the client name of the user making the privacy request and <uicontrol>Accept</uicontrol> and <uicontrol>Reject</uicontrol> buttons

to allow the user to accept or reject the request. </p><codeblock xml:space="preserve">// MyLBSPrivacyVerifierDialog.RSS

#include <eikon.rh>

#include <eikon.rsg>

#include <techviewctl.rh>

#include <eikcoctl.rsg>

#include "MyLBSDialogs.hrh"

NAME PRVC

RESOURCE RSS_SIGNATURE { }

RESOURCE TBUF { buf=""; }

RESOURCE DLG_BUTTONS r_privacy_request_buttons

{

buttons = 

	{

	DLG_BUTTON

		{

		id = EPrivacyRequestAccept;

		button = CMBUT {txt = "Accept";};

		hotkey='1';

		},

	DLG_BUTTON

		{

		id = EPrivacyRequestReject;

		button = CMBUT {txt = "Reject";};

		hotkey='2';

		}

	};

}

RESOURCE DIALOG r_lbs_verify_dialog

	{

	title = "Privacy Verification Dialog";

	flags = EEikDialogFlagNotifyEsc;

	buttons = r_privacy_request_buttons;

	items = 

		{

		DLG_LINE

		    {

		    type = EEikCtLabel;

		    control = LABEL

		    	{

		    	standard_font = EEikLabelFontAnnotation;

		    	txt = "Location Request received from :";

		    	};

		    },

		DLG_LINE

		    {

		    type = EEikCtEdwin;

		    id = EPrivacyClientName;

		    control = EDWIN

		    	{

		    	width = 10;

		    	maxlength = 25;

		    	};

		    }

		};

	}</codeblock><p><codeph>KScreenOutputChannel</codeph> is a common channel

used by both a Privacy Verification Notifier and a Location Notification Notifier.

The real value of the channel is a licensee-specific value. </p><codeblock xml:space="preserve">#ifndef __MYLBSNOTIFIERSCHANNEL_H_

#define __MYLBSNOTIFIERSCHANNEL_H_

const TUid KScreenOutputChannel={0x1000ABEF};

#endif /*MYLBSNOTIFIERSCHANNEL_H_*/</codeblock></section>

<section id="GUID-877CB502-8329-4441-8B1A-D8F85C932A38"><title>Creating the notifier </title><p>The most important thing

to consider when creating a notifier object is if the dialog resources should

also be created at the same time.     </p><p>The ECOM framework calls the

notifier's <codeph>NewL()</codeph> when the notifier server starts up. Privacy

requests and location requests may need to be handled in low memory conditions

(where licensees and operators need to support emergency location requests).

If this is the case it is prudent to use sleeping dialogs which are created

in the notifier's <codeph>ConstructL()</codeph>. All resources for the dialog

are allocated when the notifier is loaded by ECOM and showing a dialog should

not fail if there are low-memory conditions at runtime when an emergency location

request is received.  </p><codeblock xml:space="preserve">CMyLBSPrivacyVerifier* CMyLBSPrivacyVerifier::NewL()

  {

  CMyLBSPrivacyVerifier* self = new (ELeave) CMyLBSPrivacyVerifier();	

  CleanupStack::PushL(self);

  self->ConstructL();	

  CleanupStack::Pop();

  return self;	

  }

// Construct the dialog - it is a sleeping dialog 

// i.e. resources are allocated on construction

// This is a good idea for LBS privacy requests which must be handled

// in low memory conditions

void CMyLBSPrivacyVerifier::ConstructL()

  {	

  iDlg = CMyLBSPrivacyVerifierDialog::NewLD(this, iResponseParams);

  }</codeblock></section>

<section id="GUID-02E6910A-662A-4663-A3AA-AA3D9EBB449D"><title>Registering the notifier </title><p><xref href="GUID-DE445C4B-22EF-3A1F-8A69-57CB703BFAD0.dita#GUID-DE445C4B-22EF-3A1F-8A69-57CB703BFAD0/GUID-7863DC49-9664-390C-AAE1-B3BE043CA108"><apiname>MEikSrvNotifierBase2::RegisterL()</apiname></xref> and <xref href="GUID-DE445C4B-22EF-3A1F-8A69-57CB703BFAD0.dita#GUID-DE445C4B-22EF-3A1F-8A69-57CB703BFAD0/GUID-EC4180F5-AB27-3744-8755-BA59B3BCE19C"><apiname>MEikSrvNotifierBase2::Info()</apiname></xref> are standard notifier methods that can be implemented as shown below: </p><codeblock xml:space="preserve">// Called by notifier framework once to register the notifier with ECOM

MEikSrvNotifierBase2::TNotifierInfo CMyLBSPrivacyVerifier::RegisterL()

  {

  iInfo.iUid = KLbsExtLocationRequestVerifyUid;

  iInfo.iChannel = KScreenOutputChannel;

  // High priority privacy request

  iInfo.iPriority = ENotifierPriorityVHigh;

  return iInfo;

  }

MEikSrvNotifierBase2::TNotifierInfo CMyLBSPrivacyVerifier::Info() const

  {

  return iInfo;

  }</codeblock><note>The value <codeph>KLbsExtLocationRequestVerifyUid</codeph> as

defined in <filepath>lbsextprivacynotifiers.h</filepath> must be used for

the notifier registration. The choice of notifier priority is a licensee decision,

but a high priority is recommended because a user response is required. </note></section>

<section id="GUID-C1D1F5AA-9C94-43F1-9A14-003A42B7FDF1"><title>Starting the notifier </title><p>A Privacy Verification Notifier

must implement the asynchronous form of <xref href="GUID-650E29C8-3B2B-3B77-A4E5-766DED0F83F0.dita#GUID-650E29C8-3B2B-3B77-A4E5-766DED0F83F0/GUID-93746BF4-4F20-304A-BC72-2CE0C776D001"><apiname>MEikSrvNortifierBase2::StartL()</apiname></xref>.

The code example below shows how to do this. The LBS subsystem sends a <codeph>TLbsPrivacyNotifierParamsPckg</codeph> object

to the notifier from which the <codeph>TLbsExternalRequestInfo</codeph> can

be extracted. </p><codeblock xml:space="preserve">// Asynchronous StartL is used for privacy verification because a response is required

void CMyLBSPrivacyVerifier::StartL(const TDesC8& aBuffer,

                                   TInt aReplySlot,

                                   const RMessagePtr2& aMessage)

  {

  // Copy aMessage and aReplySlot to reply to the request at a later time

  iMessage = aMessage;

  iReplySlot = aReplySlot;

  TBuf8<KLbsMaxClientNameSize> clientName;

  TBuf8<KLbsMaxRequesterIdSize> requesterId;

  TLbsPrivacyNotifierParamsPckg pckg;

  pckg.Copy(aBuffer);

  TLbsPrivacyNotifierParams params = pckg();

  TLbsExternalRequestInfo info;

  params.GetRequesterInfo(info);

  // Show the dialog with the requester details

  iDlg->ShowDialog(info);

  }</codeblock><note>A Privacy Verification Notifier need only implement an

empty implementation of the synchronous <xref href="GUID-DE445C4B-22EF-3A1F-8A69-57CB703BFAD0.dita#GUID-DE445C4B-22EF-3A1F-8A69-57CB703BFAD0/GUID-5DC8D35F-FFA5-3CE8-A06D-303A7E3ECC9B"><apiname>MEikSrvNotifierBase2::StartL()</apiname></xref> method.

 </note></section>

<section id="GUID-7CB6FB2E-6C29-40E1-97FF-2F7F79DA5237"><title>Getting the privacy response parameters </title><p>The example

notifier has a method called <codeph>DialogDismissed()</codeph> which is called

by the verification dialog when it is closed (either by pressing <uicontrol>Accept</uicontrol> or <uicontrol>Cancel</uicontrol>).

The method implementation below shows how to package up the privacy response

into a <codeph>TLbsPrivacyReponseParamsPckg</codeph>, complete the message

and cancel the notifier. </p><codeblock xml:space="preserve">// Called when dialog is dismissed

void CMyLBSPrivacyVerifier::DialogDismissed()

  {

  // Set the response on the basis of the response params

  if (!iMessage.IsNull())

    {

    // The dialog has already updated iResponseParams by reference

    // Create package buf to send parameters to the calling client

    TLbsPrivacyResponseParamsPckg pckg(iResponseParams);

    iMessage.WriteL(iReplySlot, pckg);

    iMessage.Complete(KErrNone);

    // Cancel the notifier

    iManager->CancelNotifier(KLbsExtLocationRequestVerifyUid);

		  }

  }</codeblock></section>

<section id="GUID-23311FBA-CC3B-4F85-8796-0EEB75C8E6F8"><title>Cancelling the notifier </title><p>The LBS subsystem has a

timeout for Privacy Notifiers that calls the <xref href="GUID-DE445C4B-22EF-3A1F-8A69-57CB703BFAD0.dita#GUID-DE445C4B-22EF-3A1F-8A69-57CB703BFAD0/GUID-D53FC05F-B90A-3CB6-874E-39C4709310C9"><apiname>MEikSrvNotifierBase2::Cancel()</apiname></xref> method. </p><codeblock xml:space="preserve">// Called to cancel the notification (for example for a request timeout)

// The LBS subsystem sets the timeout for privacy notifiers

void CMyLBSPrivacyVerifier::Cancel()

  {

  if (!iMessage.IsNull())

    {

		  iMessage.Complete(KErrCancel);

		  }

  iDlg->HideDialog();

  }</codeblock></section>

<section id="GUID-E5FEA4BE-C9C2-4017-85CD-D1078DE08DD2"><title>Releasing the notifier </title><p>The ECOM release method

just calls delete on the notifier.</p><codeblock xml:space="preserve">// Just delete the notifier

void CMyLBSPrivacyVerifier::Release()

  {

  delete this;

  }</codeblock></section>

<section id="GUID-EE7AF256-6146-4176-AA26-AE6C2A4D46FA"><title>Notifier destructor </title><p>The destructor method just

deletes the dialog object that was created in the notifier's <codeph>ConstructL()</codeph>. </p><codeblock xml:space="preserve">CMyLBSPrivacyVerifier::~CMyLBSPrivacyVerifier()

  {

  if (iDlg)

    {

    // Delete the dialog

    delete iDlg;

    }

  }</codeblock></section>

<section id="GUID-C0E3B59D-BDD1-4838-B592-CB924866690A"><title>Constructing the dialog </title><p>These methods show how

the dialog is constructed. A reference to the response parameters object owned

by the parent notifier is passed by reference in the <codeph>NewLD()</codeph> method.

This is written to when the user chooses to accept or reject the privacy request. </p><codeblock xml:space="preserve">// Static function to create new dialog

// Response parameters passed by reference

// They are written when the dialog closes

CMyLBSPrivacyVerifierDialog* CMyLBSPrivacyVerifierDialog::NewLD(

                                CMyLBSPrivacyVerifier* aNotifier,

                                TLbsPrivacyResponseParams& aResponseParams)

  {

  CMyLBSPrivacyVerifierDialog* self

= new (ELeave) CMyLBSPrivacyVerifierDialog(aNotifier, aResponseParams);

  CleanupStack::PushL(self);

  self->ConstructL();

  CleanupStack::Pop(self);

  return self;

  }

// Private dialog constructor 

// Set the notifier to be the observer 

// and pass a reference to response parameters

CMyLBSPrivacyVerifierDialog::CMyLBSPrivacyVerifierDialog(

CMyLBSPrivacyVerifier* aNotifier, 

TLbsPrivacyResponseParams& aResponseParams) : 

iNotifier(aNotifier), iResponseParams(aResponseParams)

  {

  }

// Second stage constructor - load dialog resources

void CMyLBSPrivacyVerifierDialog::ConstructL()

  {

  LoadResourceL();	

  }</codeblock></section>

<section id="GUID-4D973BCC-62F4-416A-B6E4-E0A4B5AC94CC"><title>Loading dialog resources </title><p>For the example shown,

the dialog resources are loaded when it is constructed (a sleeping dialog).

This is a good design decision for dialogs that must be shown in low memory

conditions, which is the case for the LBS dialogs that must notify of emergency

location requests. </p><codeblock xml:space="preserve">// Load resources for the dialog

void CMyLBSPrivacyVerifierDialog::LoadResourceL()

  {

  // Notifiers can be loaded from ROM or RAM

  // resource location is not hard-coded

  TFileName fileName;

  Dll::FileName(fileName);

  fileName.SetLength(KMaxDriveName);

  // force arg evaluation before calling _LIT

  #define _LIT1(k,s) _LIT(k,s) 

  // Values defined in MyLBSPrivacyVerifier.h

  // Dialog resources

  _LIT1(KRscFile, VERIFY_RESOURCE);

  _LIT1(KRscDir,  VERIFY_RESOURCE_PATH);

  fileName+=KRscDir;

  fileName+=KRscFile;

  // Load the dialog resources

  iEikonEnv = CEikonEnv::Static();

  BaflUtils::NearestLanguageFile(iEikonEnv->FsSession(),fileName);

  TInt offset = iEikonEnv->AddLibraryL(&fileName);

  TRAPD(err, ConstructSleepingDialogL(R_LBS_VERIFY_DIALOG));

  iEikonEnv->DeleteResourceFile(offset);

  User::LeaveIfError(err);

  }</codeblock></section>

<section id="GUID-9ADFD48F-E51E-41D5-A292-CC3663A215A0"><title>Showing the dialog </title><p>The method <codeph>ShowDialog()</codeph> is

called by the notifier when it is started by a call to <xref href="GUID-DE445C4B-22EF-3A1F-8A69-57CB703BFAD0.dita#GUID-DE445C4B-22EF-3A1F-8A69-57CB703BFAD0/GUID-5DC8D35F-FFA5-3CE8-A06D-303A7E3ECC9B"><apiname>MEikSrvNotifierBase2::StartL()</apiname></xref>.

In this example, all dialog resources were allocated at start-up so it is

only necessary to show it. </p><codeblock xml:space="preserve">void CMyLBSPrivacyVerifierDialog::ShowDialog(TLbsExternalRequestInfo&amp; aInfo)

  {

  iInfo = aInfo;

  RouseSleepingDialog();

  }</codeblock><p>The dialog method <xref href="GUID-DC21E927-18B3-3BBF-9B67-496F2D158B03.dita#GUID-DC21E927-18B3-3BBF-9B67-496F2D158B03/GUID-AD6F7AE7-FCB8-38F0-9B6B-9FF24F2863AC"><apiname>CEikDialog::PreLayoutDynInitL()</apiname></xref> is

implemented to show the client name from <codeph>TLbsExternalRequestInfo</codeph> before

the dialog is shown to the user. This method could also show the other data

fields held in <codeph>TLbsExternalRequestInfo</codeph>. </p><codeblock xml:space="preserve">// Populate the privacy verification dialog with the user identity

void CMyLBSPrivacyVerifierDialog::PreLayoutDynInitL()

  {

  TBuf8<KLbsMaxClientNameSize> clientName;

  TBuf8<KLbsMaxRequesterIdSize> requesterId;

  TBuf8<KLbsMaxClientExternalIdSize> externalId;

  iInfo.GetClientName(clientName);

  iInfo.GetRequesterId(requesterId);

  iInfo.GetClientExternalId(externalId);

  // Show the client name

  // Expand() only works for converting from ASCII

  // encoded buffer to Unicode

  // You may need to use CCnvCharacterSetConverter in your implementation

  CEikEdwin* edwin = STATIC_CAST(CEikEdwin*, 

                                 this->Control(EPrivacyClientName));

  edwin ->SetTextL(&clientName.Expand());

  edwin->SetReadOnly(ETrue);

  // Could also show the requesterId and externalId in the dialog...

  }</codeblock></section>

<section id="GUID-A68D683A-89AE-4D97-AE69-787ABFB21D5B"><title>Making a privacy response </title><p>The dialog's <xref href="GUID-DC21E927-18B3-3BBF-9B67-496F2D158B03.dita#GUID-DC21E927-18B3-3BBF-9B67-496F2D158B03/GUID-6AFDB981-BBA2-3A5E-A7A5-BA6B39BC4CE9"><apiname>CEikDialog::OkToExitL()</apiname></xref> method

is called when the user selects <uicontrol>Accept</uicontrol> or <uicontrol>Cancel</uicontrol>.

This method is implemented to set the <codeph>TLbsPrivacyResponseParameters</codeph> in

the parent notifier with the user response, which is either to accept or reject

the privacy request.</p><codeblock xml:space="preserve">// From CEikDialog - called when a dialog button is pressed

TBool CMyLBSPrivacyVerifierDialog::OkToExitL(TInt aButtonId)

  {

  // Set the notifier response parameters based on user response

  // Member variable iResponse is reference

  // to notifier TLbsPrivacyResponseParams

  // Get the value of the pressed button

  if (aButtonId == EPrivacyRequestAccept)

    {