Gets the total number of applications.

Control panel applications are excluded.

Gets the UID of an application that can handle the specified data (MIME) type.

If no application can be found, the function returns the UID of the preferred default handler. If none of the default handlers can handle the data type, then a NULL UID is returned.

Gets the data (MIME) type of the data in the specified file and gets the UID of an application that can handle this type.

Gets the data (MIME) type of the data in the specified file and gets the UID of an application that can handle this type and service.

Gets the total number of embeddable applications.

Control panel applications are excluded.

This method implementes a generic mechanism for retrieving data items from the AppArc server. The data items can be either TSize, TApaAppViewInfo, or TDesC (see MArrayFiller).

Commits the non-native application updates. This is an asynchronous method which will not wait until the application list is updated. CApaAppListNotifier class should be used to synchronize the completion of updating the application list.

CommitNonNativeApplicationsUpdatesL CApaAppListNotifier

Initialises the process of getting all applications in the cached list.

Control panel applications are excluded.

A call to this function is followed by subsequent and repeated calls to GetNextApp() to retrieve all applications in the cached list.

Gets the application associated with the data type and the service uid from the datatype store.

The function will only look into the datatype store and will not use the default type associations. This is different from the AppForDataTypeAndService() function.

Gets the capabilities of the application with the specified UID.

gets the bitmap handles from the Server, forms these up into a CApaMaskedBitmap

Sets aAppBitmap to be the small, medium or large app icon of the app with uid aAppUid, when aSize=0, 1 or 2 respectively. Panics the caller if a different index is specified. The overload which takes a TSize should be used instead.

Gets the available icon sizes for the application with the specified UID.

Gets information about the application with the specified UID.

Gets the list of file names for which the application with the specified UID claims ownership.

The list is written to a descriptor array supplied by the caller.

Note that if the function fails due to lack of memory, the array is left in an undefined state.

Gets the services implemented by the application that has the specified application UID.

The returned CApaAppServiceInfoArray object contains an array of TApaAppServiceInfo objects.

Information on each service implementation is contained in a TApaAppServiceInfo object.

TApaAppServiceInfo::Uid() returns the service UID of the service implemented by the specified application UID.

Gets the icon for the specified view published by the application that has the specified UID.

The icon returned is that which is closest in size to the specified size.

Gets the views published by the application that has the specified UID.

Information on each view is contained in a TApaAppViewInfo object, and this set of objects is put into the array supplied by the caller.

TApaAppViewInfo

Gets the default screen-number of the application with the specified UID.

Initialises the process of getting all embeddable applications from the cached list.

Control panel applications are excluded.

A call to this function is followed by subsequent and repeated calls to GetNextApp() to retrieve embeddable applications in the cached list.

Only applications which specify KAppEmbeddable or KAppEmbeddableOnly in their application information file will be returned by subsequent calls to GetNextApp().

Initialises the process of getting all applications matching aFilter in the cached list.

Control panel applications are excluded.

A call to this function is followed by subsequent and repeated calls to GetNextApp() to retrieve all applications matching aFilter in the cached list.

Get the ID of the process's main thread.

Allocated a new buffer for aOpaqueData containing data fetched fronm AppArc server. Returns an error code if no opaque data could be allocated or fetched.

Gets information about the next application or embeddable application from the cached list.

A sequence of calls to this function must always be preceded by a call to one of GetAllApps(), GetEmbeddableApps() or GetFilteredApps().

Gets the preferred number of bytes of data to read from a file for the purpose of recognizing the data type.

This should be used to determine the size of buffer to pass to the 3-parameter overload of RecognizeData() or to the 4-parameter overload of RecognizeSpecificData().

GetMaxDataBufSize()

Initialises the process of getting server applications in the cached list.

Control panel applications are excluded.

A call to this function is followed by subsequent and repeated calls to GetNextApp() to retrieve server applications in the cached list.

Only applications which specify one or more services in their application information file will be returned by subsequent calls to GetNextApp().

Gets the service implementations for the specified service UID.

The returned CApaAppServiceInfoArray object contains an array of TApaAppServiceInfo objects.

Information on each implementation is contained in a TApaAppServiceInfo object.

TApaAppServiceInfo::Uid() returns the UID of the application that implements the specified service UID.

Gets a list of recognized data(MIME) types by all recognizers.

Changes an existing data type mapping, or adds a new one.

If the data type is not currently mapped, a new mapping is added. If the data type is mapped, its mapping is replaced.

Changes an existing data type mapping, or adds a new one.

If the data type is not currently mapped, a new mapping is added. If the data type is mapped, its mapping is replaced.

Changes an existing data type mapping, or adds a new one. If the data type is not currently mapped, it is added. If the data type is mapped with a priority lower than aPriority, the new mapping replaces the existing one. Otherwise, no change is made.

Tests whether the file is a native executable (DLL or EXE).

Tests whether the given TSecurityPolicy matches with the application TSecurityPolicy.

TSecurityPolicy

Notification of changes in data-type mapping

This asynchronous function (whose corresponding "cancel" operation is CancelNotifyOnDataTypeMappingChange) completes when any data-type / application-UID association changes, i.e. when the default application handling a particular MIME-type changes.

CancelNotifyOnDataTypeMappingChange

Gets the number of icons defined by the app that has the specified UID

Applications that don't define icons in their application information file will return an aCount value of zero when this function is called.

Gets the data (MIME) type of data passed by buffer.

RApaLsSession::GetPreferredBufSize()

Gets the data (MIME) type for files in a specified directory. Because this call may take a long time to complete, the asynchronous version is strongly recommended. Furthermore, it is not possible to use this synchronous function while an asynchronous request is still active.

Tests whether data taken from a named file has the specified data (MIME) type.

RApaLsSession::GetPreferredBufSize()

Rolls back all changes made to the list of installed non-native applications since the last call to PrepareNonNativeApplicationsUpdatesL().

This function can be called even if PrepareNonNativeApplicationsUpdatesL() hasn't been called before (in which case it does nothing).

Make a call to AppArc server's aFunction, passing it aIpcArgs.

Sets the confidence threshold for successful data recognition.

This is the minimum acceptable confidence level that must be reported by a data recognizer for data to be accepted as of a given type.

Sets the short caption of the application.

Overrides the short caption specified in the localizable resource file for this application. Short captions set using this API will only take effect until the next device reset.

Sets the maximum size of the data that can be read from a file for the purpose of recognizing the data type.

The value is not used when the client explicitly supplies a buffer, for example in calls to RecognizeData() and RecognizeSpecificData(), but is used in the implementation of functions such as StartDocument() and CreateDocument().

Unless explicitly set, a default value of KApaAppListServMaxBuffer is used.

CreateDocument() StartDocument() RecognizeData() RecognizeSpecificData()

Starts an application defined by the specified command line information. This is an asynchronous method which doesn't wait for the process creation to complete. To be informed of the process creation success, then appropriate overloaded method taking a TRequestStatus parameter should be used.

This is only recommended for non document based applications.

View based applications are usually started by activating a specific view using CCoeAppUi::ActivateViewL. Alternatively, using StartApp() to start a view based application will activate the application's default view.

CCoeAppUi::ActivateViewL()

Finds and launches an application to handle the document contained in the specified file.

This function transfers the data to the client-side and "fills" the CDataRecognitionResultArray object.

Gets the version of the application architecture server.

Defines the way an application is launched. This is no longer in use. Has no effect!