RSS Feeds - for generating feed if new folio is created.

Hi All,
Can we use the RSS feeds , to notify users, whenever a new folio is created.
How can we use it. ?
can anyone help me in this.
i need just an idea on it .?
Thanks
Saurabh

Since you are connected to BES (which can tightly control what can/cannot be used on a corporate BB device) then you should work with the BES admins to ensure that they allow access to CUC as it is independent of CUCM. Secondly, you should ensure they allow the RSS communication to/from your device and CUC.
Hailey

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