Installing an MTM

Build time

To install an MTM during build time, complete the following steps:

1. Build the MTM DLLs to a \sys\bin directory on any drive. For example, c:\sys\bin .

2. Build the MTM resource file to resource\messaging\mtm .

   Note: You can do this manually or use the mmp file syntax to export it to the \resource\messaging\mtm directory automatically at build time.

Example

       
        
       
       // mtm.mmp

/**
@file

@SYMPurpose mtm.dll
*/

TARGET        mtm.dll
TARGETTYPE    dll
TARGETPATH    sys/bin

CAPABILITY    ReadDeviceData WriteDevicedata 
UID        0x1000008d 0x10204286
VENDORID    0x70000001

SOURCEPATH    ../src

USERINCLUDE     ../inc
SYSTEMINCLUDE    /epoc32/include 

LIBRARY        euser.lib 
LIBRARY        msgs.lib 
LIBRARY        bafl.lib 
LIBRARY        efsrv.lib 

SOURCEPATH    .
start resource mtm.rss
TARGET        mtm.rsc
TARGETPATH  resource/messaging/mtm
end
      

Run time

After creating a group of MTMs, you have to write an MTM installation application to install and register the MTMs with the Message Server using the MTM resource file . A program to do this would typically be run at the end of installation.

Procedure

To install an MTM at run time on to a target phone, complete the following steps:

1. Create a session with the Message Server using the CMsvSession class.

2. Call CMsvSession::InstallMtmGroup() to install a new group of MTMs.

   Result: The CMsvSession::InstallMtmGroup() function notifies the Message Server about the availability of a new MTM. When this is done, all running client processes are also notified about the availability of a new MTM.

            
             
            
            // Creating a Message Server session
   CDummyObserver ob;
   iSession=CMsvSession::OpenSyncL(ob);
   CleanupStack::PushL(iSession);
   //Install an MTM using a resource file
   iSession->InstallMtmGroup(ResourceFileName);
           

To remove an MTM, call the CMsvSession::DeInstallMtmGroup() function.

Result: The CMsvSession::DeInstallMtmGroup() function dynamically notifies the running client processes about the non-availability of the MTM.

See also

MTM Resource File