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The ContentProvider * implementation is backed by a database implementation. In order for an extension * to interact with Notification API, the extension must have used the Registration API * and inserted information in the extension table. See Registration & Capabilities API * for more information on how to insert a record in the extension table. * When needed, Android Intents are sent to the extensions to perform a task. * </p> * <p> * Extensions contribute their data using the set format dictated by the Notification API. * As they are standalone Android applications in their own right, * extensions may be uninstalled any time, unless they are part of the system * image, and may be installed any time during the operation of the device. They * may be 'disabled' as well by the end user via the user interface or by the * extension developer; when 'disabled', data from that extension may not be * displayed by the accessory host applications. * </p> * <p> * The accessory host applications provide the functionality to control and * present the data that is collected by the notification engine. Depending on the * purpose of the application, the notification engine may not be the only data * source the application interacts with. Accessory host applications have * read-access to the data provided by all the extensions, including the right to * update some of the data fields. Due to this reason, access needs to be controlled * and restricted so that unwanted information leaks are prevented; * this is done through the use of a permission. * </p> * <p> * The purpose of the engine is to provide a central store for event-data from * different sources that is of interest to present to the end user. The reasons * for choosing such a design are accessory host application performance and data * security. Cross-database queries are slow and even slower when there are * potentially many databases involved and this will severely impact the * performance of accessories and their perceived user experience. * It is difficult and practically impossible to allow the 'correct' * applications to access the extension-data when there are many databases to * interact with. However tempting it may be, the purpose of the engine is NOT to * be a central store for all kinds of data, e.g. files, media etc., such that it * will be a "store room" for all kinds of extension-data. * </p> * <p>Topics covered here: * <ol> * <li><a href="#Concepts">Concept Explanations</a> * <li><a href="#InterAppCommunication">Inter-application communication</a> * <li><a href="#Security">Security</a> * <li><a href="#ExtensionLifecycle">Extension Lifecycle</a> * <li><a href="#addSource">Adding a Source</a> * <li><a href="#getevents">Getting event-data</a> * <li><a href="#viewEvent">Showing the Detail View of an Event</a> * <li><a href="#ContactLinking">Contact Linking</a> * <li><a href="#Images">Handling Images</a> * <li><a href="#DataIntegrity">Data Integrity</a> * <li><a href="#Performance">Performance</a> * </ol> * </p> * <a name="Concepts"></a> * <h3>Concept Explanations</h3> * <p> * There are three fundamental concepts in the Notification engine's database * extension developers are required to understand. * </p> * <p> * The concept of <i>Extension</i> is on Android APK level. The extension table * of the registration database contains meta-information about each extension. * The purpose of the extension is to provide the necessary data to the notification * engine set by the database schema. The source of the extension's event-data may * be self-generated, other Android ContentProvider, a Web server or a combination of * these. The extension is a standalone application which may have its own GUI that * also has the capability to provide data to be shown by a host application * using the Notification engine, or it may not have its own GUI and it is * completely dependent on the host applications that use the Notification engine to * present its data. * </p> * <p><a name="SourceConcept"></a> * <i>Source</i> is a logical abstraction introduced to enable extension developers * who want to distinguish the presentation of data connected to different * backends but retain the ability to package these in a standalone APK. A use * case example is an email aggregator extension that allows the user to connect to * different email accounts through the installation of only one Android package * file; each email account can be set as a Source or the extension defines only * one Source. In the latter scenario, emails from all accounts may be shown * in one view instead of separate views. {@link Source} stores attribute * information about a Source. The accessory host application may use this * information to filter event-data by <i>Source</i> or provide * configuration options on the user interface to filter event-data by * <i>Source</i>.Extension developers who wish to have the accessory host * application display events from different <i>Sources</i> * clearly should add {@link Source} information. * Up to 8 sources can be linked to a <i>Extension</i>. * If the limit * is reached, an exception will be thrown. A <i>Source</i> always has to be * linked to an <i>Extension</i> . * </p> * <p> * An <i>Event</i> is a representation of a notification that may be noteworthy * to present to the end user. Examples of events are incoming SMS * message notifications, a missed call notification, updates from friends on a * social network etc. {@link Event} is used to store events provided * by the extensions. The accessory host application typically uses the information * in this table to present the data. An <i>Event</i> is always connected * to a <i>Source</i> but a </i>Source</i> may not always have to have an * <i>Event</i>. * Maximum 100 events from a <i>Source</i> * stored in {@link Event}; when the limit is reached, events will be automatically * removed. * </p> * <img src="../../../../../../../images/notification_database.png" * alt="Notification database" border="1" /> * <a name="InterAppCommunication"></a> * <h3>Inter-application communication</h3> * <p> * Extensions only use the Android ContentResolver API to communicate with the * Notification engine's ContentProvider. For the possibility to react to user * input, extensions should implement at least an Android BroadcastReceiver to * catch Intents sent from the accessory host * applications. Also see the Control API, Widget API and Sensor API documentation. * </p> * <p> * The list and descriptions of each BroadcastIntent extensions could listen to * are found in {@link Intents} together with the Intent-extra data * that are sent in each Intent. * </p> * <a name="Security"></a> * <h3>Security</h3> * <p> * In order to use the Notification API, an extension must first add information * in the extension table. This require a specific permission. See the documentation * of the Registration API for more information * </p> * <p> * A extension only has access to its own data: it is able to insert, query, update * and remove its data that is stored on the Notification engine. When an * application registered as a extension is uninstalled from the Android system, * the associated data that is stored in the engine is automatically removed * by the Notification engine's implementation. * </p> * <p> * If a extension developer wishes to allow another application to access its data * on the engine through the use of <i>sharedUserId</i>, it is possible to do so * though not recommended. When these two or more applications are registered as * extensions, the Notification engine's security mechanism will only treat these * extensions as one extension and the extension developer is responsible for any leakage * or misuse of its information stored in the Notification engine's content * provider. * </p> * <p> * Extension developers are free to sign their applications with their own * certificate. * </p> * <a name="ExtensionLifecycle"></a> * <h3>Extension Lifecycle</h3> * <p> * Before an application can take full advantage of the Notification engine, * it must tell the engine that it exists and for the engine to have a record * of this application's attributes. This process is known as registration and * after a successful registration, the application is referred as an extension in * the Notification engine's context. In practice, the process of registering * a extension involves the application inserting some data about itself using the * Registration API. * </p> * <p> * From the Notification engine's perspective, the life cycle of a extension starts * from the time a successful registration takes place to the time the Android * system uninstalls the application or the extension deregisters itself from the * Notification engine. During this time, the extension is free to access the Event * Stream engine and receive Intents from it. * </p> * <a name="addSource"></a> * <h3>Adding a Source</h3> * <p> * As explained in an earlier section, <i>Source</i> is a logical abstraction * introduced to easily enable the presentation of event-data originating from * different backend. It is up to the extension developer to decide how to segment * the event-data contributed by that extension, but all event-data must be connected * to a Source, or else the insert operation for event-data will fail. * </p> * <p> * Setting the Source information in the ContentProvider should take place after * the extension is successfully registered and before inserting event-data. * <pre class="prettyprint"> * ContentValues values = new ContentValues(); * Builder iconUriBuilder = new Uri.Builder().scheme(ContentResolver.SCHEME_ANDROID_RESOURCE) * .authority(getPackageName()) * .appendPath(Integer.toString(R.drawable.icon)); * * values.put(SourceColumns.NAME, "RSS news feed"); * values.put(SourceColumns.ENABLED, "1"); * values.put(SourceColumns.ICON_URI_1, iconUriBuilder.toString()); * * ... * * uri = cr.insert(Source.URI, values); * </pre> * </p> * <a name="getevents"></a> * <h3>Getting event-data</h3> * Your extension may automatically retrieve event-data periodically from the source where the * event-data is generated or rely on an Intent sent by the host application to trigger * the retrieval. * </p> * <p> * The name of the Intent is {@link Intents#REFRESH_REQUEST_INTENT}. * Define your BroadcastReceiver to receive this Intent if you wish to rely on this to * trigger the event-data retrieval. Do not rely on the interval when this Intent is sent * as it may be arbitrary and completely dependent on the implementation of the Intent sender. * However it is always sent when a host application is started and an extension can use this to start * collecting data and continue to be be active. * </p> * <p> * When your extension has event-data to insert to the Notification engine's * ContentProvider, it may use * {@link android.content.ContentResolver#insert(Uri, android.content.ContentValues)} * or {@link android.content.ContentResolver#bulkInsert(Uri, android.content.ContentValues[])}. * The latter method is recommended for performance reasons to use when there are many * rows of event-data to insert. * <pre class="prettyprint"> * ContentResolver cr = getContentResolver(); * ContentValues[] valueArray = new ContentValues[count]; * < fill valueArray with data > * cr.bulkInsert(Event.URI, valueArray); * </pre> * </p> * <p> * When retrieving event-data from the data source, it is highly recommended your * extension updates and retrieves other relevant data from the same data source, * e.g. the user's latest status update, at around the same time. This is to * minimize network signaling traffic and latency. It is also costly for battery * consumption if there is too frequent network signaling activity. * </p> * <p> * If you need to synchronize periodically with a server in a network, consider * using the {@link android.app.AlarmManager} to achieve optimal power consumption. * A tutorial explaining how you can implement this is posted at the * <a href="http://blogs.sonyericsson.com/developerworld/2010/08/23/android-tutorial-reducing-power-consumption-of-connected-apps/"> * Sony Ericsson Developer blog</a>. * </p> * <a name="viewEvent"></a> * <h3>Showing the Detail View of an Event</h3> * <p> * The event-data supplied by your plug-in in {@link Event} may be a snapshot of * the information and the user has limited possibilities to interact with the * information presented by the accessory host application. The user may wish to * see all details related to that event and react to it, e.g. mark it as a * favorite, reply, watch the video etc. If your extension offers the user the * opportunity to interact with the event in your application or on a website, * listen for the {@link Intents#VIEW_EVENT_INTENT} Intent. This Intent * is sent by the accessory host application when the user performs an action * signaling the intention to view the event details. The Intent contains Intent- * data about the specific event-data that will enable your extension to launch the * detail view of that event. * </p> * <p> * <a name="Images"></a> * <h3>Handling Images</h3> * <p> * The location of images is represented as a string. Images may be stored * locally on the device or on the SD card. * </p> * <p> * The following URI schemes are supported: * </p> * <ul> * <li>android.resource:// * </li> * <li> * content:// * </li> * </ul> * <p> * <a name="DataIntegrity"></a> * <h3>Data Integrity</h3> * <p> * In order to have a consistent database, the Notification Engine will enforce * database data integrity upon any data inserted or updated by extensions. This is * especially true for foreign keys. As an example, <i>sourceId</i> for an * <i>Event</i> is a foreign key to the column <i>_id</i> in the <i>Source</i> * table, thus the <i>source_id</i> must have a valid reference to a row in the * <i>Source</i> table which in turn is associated with a plug-in. If values for * the stated mandatory columns are not provided, SQLExceptions with constraint * failures will be thrown. * </p> * <a name="Performance"></a> * <h3>Performance</h3> * <p> * For best performance, it is recommended the extension developer use * {@link android.content.ContentResolver#bulkInsert(Uri, android.content.ContentValues[])} * or {@link android.content.ContentResolver#applyBatch(String, java.util.ArrayList)} * when doing inserts or updates to the Event Stream's ContentProvider. * </p> */ public class Notification { /** * @hide This class is only intended as a utility class containing declared constants * that will be used by notification extension developers. */ protected Notification() { } /** * Authority for the Notification provider. * * @since 1.0 */ public static final String AUTHORITY = "com.sonyericsson.extras.liveware.aef.notification"; /** * Base URI for the Notification provider. * * @since 1.0 */ protected static final Uri BASE_URI = Uri.parse("content://" + AUTHORITY); /** * Broadcast Intents sent to extensions by the host application. */ public interface Intents { /** * Intent sent by the host application to the relevant extension * to display all details related to the event * <p> * Intent-extra data: * </p> * <ul> * <li>{@link #EXTRA_EVENT_ID}</li> * <li>{@link #EXTRA_SOURCE_ID}</li> * <li>{@link #EXTRA_ACTION}</li> * <li>{@link #EXTRA_EXTENSION_KEY}</li> * <li>{@link #EXTRA_AHA_PACKAGE_NAME}</li> * </ul> * * @since 1.0 */ static final String VIEW_EVENT_INTENT = "com.sonyericsson.extras.liveware.aef.notification.VIEW_EVENT_DETAIL"; /** * Intent sent by the host application when an update of available data is needed * <p> * Intent-extra data: * </p> * <ul> * <li>{@link #EXTRA_EXTENSION_KEY}</li> * </ul> * * @since 1.0 */ static final String REFRESH_REQUEST_INTENT = "com.sonyericsson.extras.liveware.aef.notification.REFRESH_REQUEST"; /** * The name of the Intent-extra used to identify the event * <P> * TYPE: INTEGER (int) * </P> * * @since 1.0 */ static final String EXTRA_EVENT_ID = "event_id"; /** * The name of the Intent-extra used to identify which Source an * Event is associated with * <P> * TYPE: INTEGER (int) * </P> * * @since 1.0 */ static final String EXTRA_SOURCE_ID = "source_id"; /** * The action requested by the user. * This is a string indicating a user action * corresponding to one of the three actions that are * defined in the source table * action_1 {@link SourceColumns#ACTION_1} * action_2 {@link SourceColumns#ACTION_2} * action_3 {@link SourceColumns#ACTION_3} * action_icon_1 {@link SourceColumns#ACTION_ICON_1} * action_icon_2 {@link SourceColumns#ACTION_ICON_2} * action_icon_3 {@link SourceColumns#ACTION_ICON_3} * <P> * ALLOWED VALUES: * <ul> * <li>{@link #EXTENSION_ACTION_1}</li> * <li>{@link #EXTENSION_ACTION_2}</li> * <li>{@link #EXTENSION_ACTION_3}</li> * </P> * * @since 1.0 */ static final String EXTRA_ACTION = "action"; /** * The name of the Intent-extra containing the key set by the extension * in {@link ExtensionColumns#EXTENSION_KEY}. This Intent-data is present in * all Intents sent by accessory host application, except where * {@link android.app.Activity#startActivity(android.content.Intent)} * is used. See section <a href="Registration.html#Security">Security</a> * for more information * <P> * TYPE: TEXT * </P> * * @since 1.0 */ static final String EXTRA_EXTENSION_KEY = "extension_key"; /** * The name of the Intent-extra used to identify the Host Application. * The Host Application will send its package name * <P> * TYPE: TEXT * </P> * * @since 1.0 */ static final String EXTRA_AHA_PACKAGE_NAME = "aha_package_name"; /** * Constant defining an action requested by the host application * using the {@link Intents#VIEW_EVENT_INTENT} intent. * The action corresponds the action that is * defined in the source table action_1 {@link SourceColumns#ACTION_1} * or action_icon_1 {@link SourceColumns#ACTION_ICON_1} * <P> * TYPE: TEXT * </P> * * @since 1.0 */ static final String EXTENSION_ACTION_1 = "action_1"; /** * Constant defining an action requested by the host application * using the {@link Intents#VIEW_EVENT_INTENT} intent. * The action corresponds the action that is * defined in the source table action_2 {@link SourceColumns#ACTION_2} * or action_icon_2 {@link SourceColumns#ACTION_ICON_2} * <P> * TYPE: TEXT * </P> * * @since 1.0 */ static final String EXTENSION_ACTION_2 = "action_2"; /** * Constant defining an action requested by the host application * using the {@link Intents#VIEW_EVENT_INTENT} intent. * The action corresponds the action that is * defined in the source table action_3 {@link SourceColumns#ACTION_3} * or action_icon_3 {@link SourceColumns#ACTION_ICON_3} * <P> * TYPE: TEXT * </P> * * @since 1.0 */ static final String EXTENSION_ACTION_3 = "action_3"; } /** * Definitions used for interacting with the Extension-table. */ public interface Source { /** * The source table name */ static final String TABLE_NAME = "source"; /** * Data row MIME type */ static final String MIME_TYPE = "aef-source"; /** * Path segment */ static final String SOURCES_PATH = "source"; /** * Content URI */ static final Uri URI = Uri.withAppendedPath(BASE_URI, SOURCES_PATH); } /** * Column-definitions for the Source table. */ public interface SourceColumns extends BaseColumns { /** * Displayable name of the source * * <P> * TYPE: TEXT * </P> * <P> * PRESENCE: REQUIRED * </P> * * @since 1.0 */ static final String NAME = "name"; /** * Each Source can use up to 2 icons with different * sizes and one monochrome * This is the URI of the largest icon (30x30 pixels) * * <P> * TYPE: TEXT * </P> * <P> * PRESENCE: OPTIONAL * </P> * * @since 1.0 */ static final String ICON_URI_1 = "iconUri1"; /** * Each Source can use up to 2 icons with different * sizes and one monochrome * This is the URI of the second largest icon (18x18 pixels) * * <P> * TYPE: TEXT * </P> * <P> * PRESENCE: OPTIONAL * </P> * * @since 1.0 */ static final String ICON_URI_2 = "iconUri2"; /** * Each Source can use up to 2 icons with different * sizes and one monochrome * This is the URI of the monochrome icon (18x18 pixels) * * <P> * TYPE: TEXT * </P> * <P> * PRESENCE: OPTIONAL * </P> * * @since 1.0 */ static final String ICON_URI_BLACK_WHITE = "iconUriBlackWhite"; /** * Indicates if the source is enabled * * <P> * TYPE: BOOLEAN * </P> * <P> * PRESENCE: REQUIRED * </P> * * @since 1.0 */ static final String ENABLED = "enabled"; /** * Action supported by the extension. * The action is defined by the extension and supported * for this source. * Actions are sent to the extension from host applications * using the {@link Intents#VIEW_EVENT_INTENT} intent. * This is the text for the action. * * <P> * TYPE: TEXT * </P> * <P> * PRESENCE: OPTIONAL * </P> * * @since 1.0 */ static final String ACTION_1 = "action_1"; /** * Action supported by the extension. * The action is defined by the extension and supported * for this source. * Actions are sent to the extension from host applications * using the {@link Intents#VIEW_EVENT_INTENT} intent. * This is the text for the action. * * <P> * TYPE: TEXT * </P> * <P> * PRESENCE: OPTIONAL * </P> * * @since 1.0 */ static final String ACTION_2 = "action_2"; /** * Action supported by the extension. * The action is defined by the extension and supported * for this source. * Actions are sent to the extension from host applications * using the {@link Intents#VIEW_EVENT_INTENT} intent. * This is the text for the action. * * <P> * TYPE: TEXT * </P> * <P> * PRESENCE: OPTIONAL * </P> * * @since 1.0 */ static final String ACTION_3 = "action_3"; /** * Action supported by the extension. * The action is defined by the extension and supported * for this source. * Actions are sent to the extension from host applications * using the {@link Intents#VIEW_EVENT_INTENT} intent. * This is the URI for the action icon (40x40 pixels). * * <P> * TYPE: TEXT * </P> * <P> * PRESENCE: OPTIONAL * </P> * * @since 2.0 */ static final String ACTION_ICON_1 = "action_icon_1"; /** * Action supported by the extension. * The action is defined by the extension and supported * for this source. * Actions are sent to the extension from host applications * using the {@link Intents#VIEW_EVENT_INTENT} intent. * This is the URI for the action icon (40x40 pixels). * * <P> * TYPE: TEXT * </P> * <P> * PRESENCE: OPTIONAL * </P> * * @since 2.0 */ static final String ACTION_ICON_2 = "action_icon_2"; /** * Action supported by the extension. * The action is defined by the extension and supported * for this source. * Actions are sent to the extension from host applications * using the {@link Intents#VIEW_EVENT_INTENT} intent. * This is the URI for the action icon (40x40 pixels). * * <P> * TYPE: TEXT * </P> * <P> * PRESENCE: OPTIONAL * </P> * * @since 2.0 */ static final String ACTION_ICON_3 = "action_icon_3"; /** * The time (in milliseconds since January 1, 1970 00:00:00 UTC UNIX * EPOCH) when an event linked to this source was created. * Shall be stored as GMT+0 time * * <P> * TYPE: INTEGER (long) * </P> * <P> * PRESENCE: OPTIONAL * </P> * * @since 1.0 */ static final String UPDATE_TIME = "updateTime"; /** * Text to speech specific text. * The text in this column is used in combination * with the events of the source to create speech events. * The text in this column is read out before the events * * <P> * TYPE: TEXT * </P> * <P> * PRESENCE: OPTIONAL * </P> * * @since 1.0 */ static final String TEXT_TO_SPEECH = "textToSpeech"; /** * Extension specific identifier of the source * It is up to the extension to define this identifier * * <P> * TYPE: TEXT * </P> * <P> * PRESENCE: OPTIONAL * </P> * * @since 1.0 */ static final String EXTENSION_SPECIFIC_ID = "extension_specific_id"; /** * The color associated with this source. * This color will be used when visualizing the source and the events associated with it. * The color shall be sent in the format specified in {@link android.graphics.Color}. * There is no support for transparency (alpha is ignored). If not set the color is * determined by the host application. * <P> * TYPE: INTEGER (int) * </P> * <P> * PRESENCE: OPTIONAL * </P> * * @since 2.0 */ static final String COLOR = "color"; /** * The package name of a plug-in. * If an extension supports shared user id, the package name * must be specified * <P> * TYPE: TEXT * </P> * <P> * PRESENCE: OPTIONAL (REQUIRED if shared user id is used by extension) * </P> * * @since 1.0 */ static final String PACKAGE_NAME = "packageName"; /** * If true it is possible for the user to trigger a manual refresh of events from this * source. * The manual refresh can for example be used to trigger a new poll to a server. * The {@link Intents#REFRESH_REQUEST_INTENT} is sent to the extension when the user has * initiated a refresh. * <P> * TYPE: BOOLEAN * </P> * <P> * PRESENCE: OPTIONAL (Default behavior is FALSE) * </P> * * @since 2.0 */ static final String SUPPORTS_REFRESH = "supportsRefresh"; } /** * Definitions used for interacting with the event table. */ public interface Event { /** * The event table name */ static final String TABLE_NAME = "event"; /** * Data row MIME type */ static final String MIME_TYPE = "aef-event"; /** * Path segment */ static final String EVENTS_PATH = "event"; /** * Path segment */ static final String EVENT_READ_STATUS_PATH = "read_status"; /** * Content URI */ static final Uri URI = Uri.withAppendedPath(BASE_URI, EVENTS_PATH); /** * Content URI used to observe changes in EVENT_READ_STATUS */ static final Uri READ_STATUS_URI = Uri.withAppendedPath(BASE_URI, EVENT_READ_STATUS_PATH); } /** * Column-definitions for the event table. */ public interface EventColumns extends BaseColumns { /** * The ID of the host source corresponding to * this event * * <P> * TYPE: INTEGER (long) * </P> * <P> * PRESENCE: MANDATORY * </P> * * @since 1.0 */ static final String SOURCE_ID = "sourceId"; /** * Short text describing the title for event linked with this data row. * This can be the phone number, username, email address etc * * <P> * TYPE: TEXT * </P> * <P> * PRESENCE: OPTIONAL * </P> * * @since 1.0 */ static final String TITLE = "title"; /** * Content URI to an image linked with the event at this data row * * <P> * TYPE: TEXT * </P> * <P> * * PRESENCE: OPTIONAL * </P> * * @since 1.0 */ static final String IMAGE_URI = "imageUri"; /** * The time (in milliseconds since January 1, 1970 00:00:00 UTC UNIX * EPOCH) when the content linked with this data row was published on * the source. Shall be stored as GMT+0 time * * <P> * TYPE: INTEGER (long) * </P> * <P> * PRESENCE: REQUIRED * </P> * * @since 1.0 */ static final String PUBLISHED_TIME = "publishedTime"; /** * Whether the event linked with this data row is specifically directed * to the user ("me") or concerns the user ("me"), e.g. received SMS, * Facebook private message to the logged-in user, Facebook private * message from the logged-in user, @reply Tweets from the logged-in * user, user ("me") is tagged in a photo etc * * <P> * TYPE: INTEGER (int) * </P> * <P> * ALLOWED VALUES: * <ul> * <li>0: 'not personal'</li> * <li>1: 'personal'</li> * </ul> * </P> * <P> * PRESENCE: REQUIRED * </P> * * @since 1.0 */ static final String PERSONAL = "personal"; /** * Message associated with this event * * <P> * TYPE: TEXT * </P> * <P> * PRESENCE: OPTIONAL * </P> * * @since 1.0 */ static final String MESSAGE = "message"; /** * Geo data associated with this event * * <P> * TYPE: TEXT * </P> * <P> * PRESENCE: OPTIONAL * </P> * * @since 1.0 */ static final String GEO_DATA = "geoData"; /** * Indicates if the event has been read by the user * * <P> * TYPE: BOOLEAN * </P> * <P> * PRESENCE: OPTIONAL * </P> * * @since 1.0 */ static final String EVENT_READ_STATUS = "readStatus"; /** * The time (in milliseconds since January 1, 1970 00:00:00 UTC UNIX * EPOCH) when this row was created. * The time stamp is set automatically * * <P> * TYPE: INTEGER (long) * </P> * <P> * PRESENCE: The time stamp is set automatically * </P> * * @since 1.0 */ static final String TIME_STAMP = "timeStamp"; /** * Displayable name of the user linked with this data row, e.g. full * name * * <P> * TYPE: TEXT * </P> * <P> * PRESENCE: OPTIONAL * </P> * * @since 1 */ static final String DISPLAY_NAME = "display_name"; /** * URI to the profile image of the user linked with this data row * * <P> * TYPE: TEXT * </P> * <P> * PRESENCE: OPTIONAL * </P> * * @since 1 */ static final String PROFILE_IMAGE_URI = "profile_image_uri"; /** * A reference to the contacts content provider. * The reference is a URI to a {@link android.provider.ContactsContract.RawContacts} * * <P> * TYPE: TEXT * </P> * <P> * PRESENCE: OPTIONAL * </P> * * @since 1 */ static final String CONTACTS_REFERENCE = "contacts_reference"; /** * Generic data column for use by the plug-in to store information that * may be used to identify the friend that is at this data row, in its * domain. See section <a href="EventStream.html#ContactLinking"> * Contact Linking</a> for more information * * <P> * TYPE: TEXT * </P> * <P> * PRESENCE: OPTIONAL * </P> * * @since 1 */ static final String FRIEND_KEY = "friend_key"; } /** * Definitions used for interacting with the source event join query. */ public interface SourceEvent { /** * Data row MIME type */ static final String MIME_TYPE = "aef-source-event"; /** * Path segment */ static final String SOURCES_EVENTS_PATH = "source_event"; /** * Content URI */ static final Uri URI = Uri.withAppendedPath(BASE_URI, SOURCES_EVENTS_PATH); } /** * Column-definitions for the source event join query. */ public interface SourceEventColumns extends SourceColumns, EventColumns { /** * The ID of the event in the source event join query. * * <P> * TYPE: INTEGER (long) * </P> */ static final String EVENT_ID = "eventId"; } }