The OpenDOF “Suitcase” Demonstration shows how a DOF application could be used to track the location of a suitcase and monitor any physical impacts it may receive in transit.
Installation Instructions
Download the application to your Android device.
• Scan the QR code (1) on the Demo “postcard” for a link to the application.
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• Download the application directly from Google Play or the App Store (iOS).
The OpenDOF “Suitcase” Demonstration shows how a DOF application could be used to track the location of a suitcase and monitor any physical impacts it may receive in transit.
Demonstration Overview
Note: For this demonstration, an Android device is used as a virtual suitcase.
For this demonstration, you will be downloading and installing the “OpenDOF Suitcase Demo” application, which will allow your Android device to become a virtual suitcase. Once configured, you can
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The Permission Type Registry
Permission Types are grouped into the Permission Type Registry with each Permission Type allowing for extendable methods of identifying permissions.
When an operation is initiated, binding permissions at each DOF component determines whether the operation is allowed to be transmitted through that component. Binding permissions are permission type 1 in the Permission Type Registry. A binding permission consists of four parts that determine what the permission allows:
actions
object identifiers
interface identifiers
attributes
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