User interface manager and method for reacting to a change in system status
AssigneeResearch In Motion Limited
InventorsRichard Paul Sibley, Neil Adams, Ravi Singh
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AssigneeResearch In Motion Limited
InventorsRichard Paul Sibley, Neil Adams, Ravi Singh
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A user interface manager, interposed between a Windows service and user interface modules that communicate with the Windows service in distinct system status scenarios, can record interaction between the Windows service and each of the user interface modules. The recorded interaction, along with information collected from the user interface modules, can be used in conjunction so that user interaction with a first one of the user interface modules may continue with a second one of the user interface modules after a switch from one system status (e.g., logged on) to another system status (e.g., locked). Alternatively, responsive to the switch from one system status to another system status the user interface manager may simply stop the executing user interface module so that the interaction may be started over in the new system status.
A method of managing multiple user interfaces, said method comprising:
A computing apparatus for managing multiple user interfaces, said computing apparatus comprising a processor adapted to:
A non-transitory computer readable storage medium containing computer-executable instructions that, when performed by processor, cause said processor to:
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