Once one app has been activated, other BlackBerry Dynamics apps can leverage it to activate against the same server, saving the user from entering in additional access keys. Performing this once isn’t too bad, but we don’t want to force users to go through this process multiple times to activate multiple apps on their device. After these two pieces of information are entered, the app activates with their BlackBerry UEM (or Good Control) server. The access key is generated on BlackBerry UEM (or Good Control) by the user using the BlackBerry UEM self-service portal or by their administrator using the admin console. When a user runs a BlackBerry Dynamics app for the first time, they are prompted with a screen like the one below, which asks them to enter their email address and access key. So, what exactly is Easy Activation and Authentication Delegation? Let’s find out. The best part is that you don’t need to write any code to make use of them, the BlackBerry Dynamics Runtime provides these automatically. They’re a core component of BlackBerry Dynamics apps, which make life easier for all users. Easy Activation and Authentication Delegation are two features of BlackBerry Dynamics that every BlackBerry Dynamics developer should be aware of.
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