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Maps invocation

Invoke the BlackBerry Maps app in your application.

Additional resources

To learn more about invoking the Maps app, visit the Integrating with BlackBerry Maps documentation.

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HandsFreeNavigation -

The set of possible hands-free navigation values.
LocationMapInvoker -

An invoker for viewing a certain location (or a set of locations) on a map.
MapInvoker -

Stores common properties that can be set in order to trigger map-related content requests.
MapNavigationMode -

The set of possible navigation modes.
MapSearchMode -

The set of possible search modes.
MapTransportationMode -

The set of possible modes of transportation.
RouteMapInvoker -

An invoker used to trigger navigation through a map route.
TypicalMapAltitude -

Captures how the typical altitudes (at different view levels) should be interpreted.

Last modified: 2014-05-14

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Maps invocation

Additional resources

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1. Choose your focus

2. Download the tools

3. Try the sample apps

4. Educate yourself

5. Start developing