Programming PC Connectivity Applications for Symbian OS
Smartphone Synchronization and Connectivity for Enterprise and Application Developers
Erschienen am 10. Juni 2005
478 Seiten
978-0-470-09054-1 (ISBN)
Beschreibung
The only guide for developers and power users on how to buildPC connectivity applications for Symbian OS. This unique handbookprovides all the information that is needed for the job.
* Fully worked examples and a do's and don'ts section providedesign recommendations and expose common pitfalls giving a highlypractical focus.
* Explains the relevant parts of the protocols that need to beused
* Demonstrates how to create your own device side components toprovide new services
* Shows how to handle custom servers and socket servers
* Fully worked examples and a do's and don'ts section providedesign recommendations and expose common pitfalls giving a highlypractical focus.
* Explains the relevant parts of the protocols that need to beused
* Demonstrates how to create your own device side components toprovide new services
* Shows how to handle custom servers and socket servers
Weitere Details
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Person
Ian joined Symbian in 2000 and is currently a technology architectresponsible for connectivity. He has previously filled rolesranging from developer through project manager to technical managerby way of quality manager and process consultant (includingpresentation at international conferences).
He has an MA in Computer Sciences from Cambridge University andan MBA from Warwick University. As a software engineer for overtwenty years he has been with a number of software companies andhas worked on more than fifteen operating systems, developingsoftware ranging from enterprise systems to embeddedsoftware. He his married to Lorraine and they have two children,Ross and Kelly, and a number of pets.
He has an MA in Computer Sciences from Cambridge University andan MBA from Warwick University. As a software engineer for overtwenty years he has been with a number of software companies andhas worked on more than fifteen operating systems, developingsoftware ranging from enterprise systems to embeddedsoftware. He his married to Lorraine and they have two children,Ross and Kelly, and a number of pets.
Inhalt
Author Biography.
Author's Acknowledgements.
Symbian Press Acknowledgements.
1. Introduction.
2. A History of Symbian OS and PC Connectivity.
3. An Architectural Overview of PC Connectivity.
4. The Symbian Connect Object Model.
5. An Example PC Connect Application - a File Browser.
6. Programming Symbian OS.
7. Developing Custom Servers.
8. Developing Socket Servers.
9. Introducing SMS and Messaging Classes.
10. Developing an SMS Management Connectivity Service.
11. Using the Contacts Model.
12. Using the Agenda Model.
13. Developing a Specialized Connectivity GUI Application.
14. Starting General Socket Servers.
15. Connectivity Dos and Don'ts.
Appendix 1: Developer Resources.
Appendix 2: Specifications of Symbian OS Phones.
Index.
Author's Acknowledgements.
Symbian Press Acknowledgements.
1. Introduction.
2. A History of Symbian OS and PC Connectivity.
3. An Architectural Overview of PC Connectivity.
4. The Symbian Connect Object Model.
5. An Example PC Connect Application - a File Browser.
6. Programming Symbian OS.
7. Developing Custom Servers.
8. Developing Socket Servers.
9. Introducing SMS and Messaging Classes.
10. Developing an SMS Management Connectivity Service.
11. Using the Contacts Model.
12. Using the Agenda Model.
13. Developing a Specialized Connectivity GUI Application.
14. Starting General Socket Servers.
15. Connectivity Dos and Don'ts.
Appendix 1: Developer Resources.
Appendix 2: Specifications of Symbian OS Phones.
Index.
