GDLogManager.h File Reference

#import <Foundation/Foundation.h>

Classes

• class GDLogManager

  BlackBerry Dynamics log manager. More...
  

Enumerations

• enum GDLogUploadState {
    GDLogUploadStateIdle = 0,
    GDLogUploadStateInProgress = 100,
    GDLogUploadStateCompleted = 200,
    GDLogUploadStateCancelled = 300,
    GDLogUploadStateSuspended = 400,
    GDLogUploadStateResumed = 500
  }

  BlackBerry Dynamics log upload state.

  More...
  

Variables

• NSString *const GDLogUploadNotification

  Notification name for BlackBerry Dynamics activity log upload progress.
  

• const NSTimeInterval GDLogManagerDetailedMaximumDuration

  Maximum duration of user detailed logging.
  

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Enumeration Type Documentation

enum GDLogUploadState

Use the constants in this enumeration to check the current state of BlackBerry Dynamics activity log upload. The GDLogManager.uploadState property always takes one of these values.

Enumerator:

GDLogUploadStateIdle	Log upload hasn't been started. This is the initial state.
GDLogUploadStateInProgress	Log upload has been started and is now underway.
GDLogUploadStateCompleted	Log upload has finished.
GDLogUploadStateCancelled	The last log upload operation was cancelled. A new upload hasn't been started.
GDLogUploadStateSuspended	Log upload has been started but is currently suspended.
GDLogUploadStateResumed	Log upload was suspended but has now been resumed.

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Variable Documentation

NSString* const GDLogUploadNotification

Use this value to add an NSNotificationCenter observer of BlackBerry Dynamics activity log upload progress. See the GDLogManager class reference for details.

const NSTimeInterval GDLogManagerDetailedMaximumDuration

The maximum duration for which detailed logging can be switched on by the detailedLoggingFor: (GDLogManager) function.

Proposed by Jim, 15 min is considered a reasonable max duration that discourages users from leaving detailed logging on for too long.