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<task id="GUID-0BD22FDB-1A5C-56AA-A7FC-BD2271B2F928" xml:lang="en"><title>Writing

Engine Overview</xref> provides an overview of the backup and restore architecture

as well as components and APIs for using <xref href="GUID-169BB4E2-5B0E-3719-A7B8-A3C0AAA602E2.dita#GUID-169BB4E2-5B0E-3719-A7B8-A3C0AAA602E2/GUID-FB671D02-0F15-396F-9FB7-EE3E9372093C"><apiname>conn::CSBEClient</apiname></xref>.

It also shows that a backup server (<xref href="GUID-169BB4E2-5B0E-3719-A7B8-A3C0AAA602E2.dita#GUID-169BB4E2-5B0E-3719-A7B8-A3C0AAA602E2/GUID-FB671D02-0F15-396F-9FB7-EE3E9372093C"><apiname>conn::CSBEClient</apiname></xref>) interacts

with a host PC and the Backup Engine. </p> <p>The <xref href="GUID-7FDD9FEC-5017-5E5D-A50A-5F343A3C7F6C.dita">Backup

Engine Concepts</xref> introduces different types of backup and restore. </p> <p>The <xref href="GUID-C579E24C-2B8E-5646-B307-7967F50A0B84.dita">File Locks</xref> describes

the concepts of public data and private data. </p> </prereq>

<context id="GUID-039E9656-DF70-52DD-AF3A-05912737C1A9"><p>After a phone connects

to a PC, the phone user can select to back up or restore data from PC-side

software. The backup software on the device side responds to the requests

by working with a set of components. </p> <p>Requests during a backup or a

restore are usually initiated from a host PC to a backup server on a device.

The backup server handles the PC requests and calls <xref href="GUID-169BB4E2-5B0E-3719-A7B8-A3C0AAA602E2.dita#GUID-169BB4E2-5B0E-3719-A7B8-A3C0AAA602E2/GUID-FB671D02-0F15-396F-9FB7-EE3E9372093C"><apiname>conn::CSBEClient</apiname></xref> for

backup and restore. The <xref href="GUID-169BB4E2-5B0E-3719-A7B8-A3C0AAA602E2.dita#GUID-169BB4E2-5B0E-3719-A7B8-A3C0AAA602E2/GUID-FB671D02-0F15-396F-9FB7-EE3E9372093C"><apiname>conn::CSBEClient</apiname></xref> then interacts

with the Backup Engine which in turn calls data owner applications for data

request or supply. The backup server finally transfers the data to and from

the host PC. </p> <fig id="GUID-52D747F3-9EA8-5474-B854-A00A01D6B8F1">

</fig> <p>In the CSBEClient API, <codeph>RequestDataL()</codeph> and <codeph>SupplyDataL()</codeph> are

two major functions for backup and restore: </p> <ul>

<li id="GUID-7641D61E-215C-5326-B05B-9367DB79AC4D"><p>For a backup, the backup

server calls the <codeph>CSBEClient::RequestDataL()</codeph> function which

gets the data from the Backup Engine. The backup server can then transfer

the data to the host for a backup. </p> </li>

<li id="GUID-85B681B6-842A-5A1A-BF77-9EC83B082F56"><p>For a restore, the backup

server gets the data from the host PC. The backup server then calls the <codeph>CSBEClient::SupplyDataL()</codeph> function

which supplies the data to the Backup Engine for a restore. </p> </li>

</ul> <p>A particular type of <xref href="GUID-169BB4E2-5B0E-3719-A7B8-A3C0AAA602E2.dita#GUID-169BB4E2-5B0E-3719-A7B8-A3C0AAA602E2/GUID-27BF6AEB-72A0-3E39-9598-AB97BE2569FC"><apiname>conn::CSBGenericTransferType</apiname></xref> is

passed to these functions depending on the data to be transferred, such as

transfer types</xref> section for an example. </p><p> The backup and restore

sections below describe the <xref href="GUID-169BB4E2-5B0E-3719-A7B8-A3C0AAA602E2.dita#GUID-169BB4E2-5B0E-3719-A7B8-A3C0AAA602E2/GUID-FB671D02-0F15-396F-9FB7-EE3E9372093C"><apiname>conn::CSBEClient</apiname></xref> function calls.

The sequence of the calls depends on the requests from the host PC and the

backup server, but the recommended sequence is listed below.</p> </context>

<steps-unordered id="GUID-23CB37EE-9978-5FCF-BBC2-B532FA1323FC">

<step id="GUID-8298F87B-6603-57DB-B2F4-08615F61442D"><cmd/>

<info><xref href="GUID-F40BA7EA-AF7E-5BCF-96DD-9C4D8E947F0C.dita">Writing a CSBEClient

for Backup</xref> describes the sequence of <xref href="GUID-169BB4E2-5B0E-3719-A7B8-A3C0AAA602E2.dita#GUID-169BB4E2-5B0E-3719-A7B8-A3C0AAA602E2/GUID-FB671D02-0F15-396F-9FB7-EE3E9372093C"><apiname>conn::CSBEClient</apiname></xref> functions

call for partial and incremental data backup. </info>

</step>

<step id="GUID-61CD02CF-7592-5F6E-9943-98BEB5397E69"><cmd/>

<info><xref href="GUID-A5ED089C-8831-5E25-AE7C-8E6F1C21D3BE.dita">Writing a CSBEClient

for Restore</xref>  describes the sequence of <xref href="GUID-169BB4E2-5B0E-3719-A7B8-A3C0AAA602E2.dita#GUID-169BB4E2-5B0E-3719-A7B8-A3C0AAA602E2/GUID-FB671D02-0F15-396F-9FB7-EE3E9372093C"><apiname>conn::CSBEClient</apiname></xref> functions

call for partial and incremental data restore. </info>

</step>

<step id="GUID-151F94B7-4A9F-5C58-8AE0-B15C83025801"><cmd/>

Types</xref> describes how to create a particular <xref href="GUID-169BB4E2-5B0E-3719-A7B8-A3C0AAA602E2.dita#GUID-169BB4E2-5B0E-3719-A7B8-A3C0AAA602E2/GUID-27BF6AEB-72A0-3E39-9598-AB97BE2569FC"><apiname>conn::CSBGenericTransferType</apiname></xref> transfer

data type. The data type is passed to the <xref href="GUID-169BB4E2-5B0E-3719-A7B8-A3C0AAA602E2.dita#GUID-169BB4E2-5B0E-3719-A7B8-A3C0AAA602E2/GUID-FB671D02-0F15-396F-9FB7-EE3E9372093C"><apiname>conn::CSBEClient</apiname></xref> to

transfer the data from or to the Backup Engine. </info>

</step>

</steps-unordered>

</taskbody><related-links>

<link href="GUID-5CA933B9-7987-5DDE-AE12-B0D5AFD31451.dita"><linktext>Backup Engine

Overview</linktext></link>

<link href="GUID-743D2832-E73A-5184-A85D-306B2A6FFACC.dita"><linktext>Active Backup

Client</linktext></link>

</related-links></task>