Configuration.hpp Example File

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    #ifndef CONFIGURATION_HPP
    #define CONFIGURATION_HPP

    #include <QString>

    /*!
     * Value object relating to configuration settings for the push application.
     * Note: In our application, we expose the configuration settings to the user.
     * However, in an actual push application, you would likely have these settings
     * hard coded under the covers.  We expose them in our application for testing /
     * debugging purposes.
     */
    class Configuration
    {
    public:
        Configuration();
        virtual ~Configuration();

        bool usingPublicPushProxyGateway() const;
        QString providerApplicationId() const;
        QString ppgUrl() const;
        QString pushInitiatorUrl() const;
        bool launchApplicationOnPush() const;

        void setUsingPublicPushProxyGateway(bool usingPublicPushProxyGateway);
        void setProviderApplicationId(const QString& providerApplicationId);
        void setPpgUrl(const QString& ppgUrl);
        void setPushInitiatorUrl(const QString& pushInitiatorUrl);
        void setLaunchApplicationOnPush(bool launchApplicationOnPush);

    private:
        // Whether the application is using the public (BIS) PPG (i.e. the BlackBerry Push Service)
        // If this is set to false, the application is using an enterprise (BDS) PPG
        bool m_usingPublicPushProxyGateway;

        // If writing a consumer application, this corresponds to the unique ID you receive in your confirmation email after signing up
        // for the BlackBerry Push Service.
        // If writing an enterprise application and you are using the Push Service SDK to implement your Push Initiator on the server-side,
        // this corresponds to the arbitrary application ID that you decide on.
        // If writing an enterprise application and you are not using the Push Service SDK, this will be null.
        QString m_providerApplicationId;

        // This matches the URL used to register with / unregister from the BlackBerry Push Service (BIS) PPG.
        // For eval, this would be http://cp<cpid>.pushapi.eval.blackberry.com.
        // For production, this would be http://cp<cpid>.pushapi.na.blackberry.com
        // Replace <cpid> with your content provider ID (that you received when registering).
        // This applies to consumer applications only and will be null for enterprise applications.
        QString m_ppgUrl;

        // This matches the URL used to subscribe to / unsubscribe from the Push Initiator.
        // This URL will be null if not using the Push Service SDK to implement the server-side Push Initiator.
        QString m_pushInitiatorUrl;

        // Whether the application should launch (start up) if closed when a new push comes in
        // It will launch if the application has been registered to launch
        // The default behaviour is not to launch.
        bool m_launchApplicationOnPush;
    };

    #endif