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Avaya Client Services API Reference (OS X)
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Configuration information for Location and HELD (HTTP-Enabled Location Delivery). More...
#import <CSLocationConfiguration.h>
Inherits NSObject.
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| NSURL * | serverURL |
| The URL for the Location Information Server is where the client sends the HELD request to ascertain its physical location. More... | |
| id< CSCredentialProvider > | credentialProvider |
| The credential provider. More... | |
| NSUInteger | retryIntervalInSeconds |
| Specifies the number of seconds the client should wait before attempting to retry the HELD request in the event of an error. More... | |
| NSUInteger | periodicTimerIntervalInMinutes |
| The interval, specified in minutes, determines how frequently location requests are sent to the LIS for updated location data. More... | |
| CSLocationInfoMode | locationInfoMode |
| Indicates the approach for selecting the data to be utilized when querying location information. More... | |
Configuration information for Location and HELD (HTTP-Enabled Location Delivery).
The HELD protocol is designed to accurately ascertain the geographic location of a device. It enables a device to request its location data from a Location Information Server (LIS). This location information can be utilized across a range of applications, including VoIP services.
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The credential provider.
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Indicates the approach for selecting the data to be utilized when querying location information.
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The interval, specified in minutes, determines how frequently location requests are sent to the LIS for updated location data.
Valid values: 30 to 1440 minutes Default: 60 minutes
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Specifies the number of seconds the client should wait before attempting to retry the HELD request in the event of an error.
Valid values: 60-3600 seconds Default: 60 seconds
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The URL for the Location Information Server is where the client sends the HELD request to ascertain its physical location.
Default: empty.
