# setDeepLinkSchema

The setDeepLinkSchema() method allows the specification of a deep link schema for shared locations and points of interest. This is an optional method, and if not provided, the shared location or POI will not be active.

**Parameters**

deepLinkSchema: A string containing the desired deep link schema, such as app://www.demo.com.

## Update AndroidManifest.xml 

The \<data> element in the intent-filter specifies the host and scheme for the deep link.

 The **android:host** attribute is set to **@string/deeplinkHost**, which refers to the deep link host saved in the <u>**strings.xml**</u> file. 
 
 The **android:scheme** attribute is set to **@string/deeplinkSchema**, which refers to the deep link schema saved in the <u>**strings.xml**</u> file.

This allows the app to respond to deep links with the specified host and schema and handle them with the DeepLinkActivity.

 It is important to ensure that the host and schema are saved correctly in the strings.xml file and that the correct references are used in the \<data> element of the intent-filter.

```java
 <activity
            android:name=".Activity">
            <intent-filter android:label="@string/app_name">
                <action android:name="android.intent.action.VIEW" />
                <data
                    android:host="@string/deeplinkHost"
                    android:scheme="@string/deeplinkSchema" />
            </intent-filter>
        </activity>
```
>Note 
>- It is recommended to save the deep link host and schema in the strings.xml file for future reference.
>- The deep link schema should be provided in the correct format and adhere to the proper syntax for deep links.
>- The use of this method is optional and may not be necessary in all cases. if not provided, the shared location or Shared POI will not be actived.

```java
setDeepLinkSchema("app://www.demo.com")
```