Get started with ISV APIs

This sample app shows how to use the new features introduced with Knox 3.7.1: ISV permissions, device management, and peripheral management.

After downloading the sample app package, you can browse the source code in the folder:

\src\main\java\com\samsung\android\knox\kpecoretest\command

The folder contains these files:

RootMain.java — Adds a broadcast receiver, starts peripheral activity, creates preferences, activates a license.
Permission.java — Checks and requests runtime permissions.
PeripheralActivity.java — Handles peripheral events, updates peripheral settings.
Common.java — Sets app preferences.
Constants.java — Defines constant for intent used for hard key presses.
UriFactory.java — Loads and updates URI arrays, queries USB device.
AboutPage.java — Provides an Options menu, checks runtime permissions.

The folder also contains these sub-folders, which provide additional supporting functions:

/adapter — Gets the dropdown and item views of apps, keyboards, languages. Gets and sets values.
/config — Configures a device’s apps, date and time, font, hardware keys, NFC, settings, and Wi-fi.
/peripheral — Configures a peripheral’s admin receiver, constants, JSON parser, settings, utilities.
/peripheralservice — Handles events from the Koamtac and loopback plugins.
/provider — Provides setup suggestions.
/receiver — Tests the broadcast receiver.

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This sample uses the Gradle build system. To build this project, use the gradlew build command or use Import Project in Android Studio.