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    12 <concept id="GUID-F43E458D-6650-5BB0-871D-2E4EB1353C48" xml:lang="en"><title>Application
       
    13 Services</title><prolog><metadata><keywords/></metadata></prolog><conbody>
       
    14 <section id="GUID-8BD6CF61-80B6-5869-AB85-F572C590DB30"><title>Alarm Server</title> <p>The
       
    15 AlarmServer is used to set alarms such as clock or calendar applications.
       
    16 The Alarm Server manages a queue of alarms and notifies the user in conjunction
       
    17 with other Application Framework components. </p> <p>The AlarmServer maintains
       
    18 the queue of all system-wide alarms, this is known as Alarm handling. Session
       
    19 alarms are for a single session only and are completed when an alarm expires.
       
    20 Non session alarms occur if a session orphans its alarm by closing its connection
       
    21 to the AlarmServer. </p> </section>
       
    22 <section id="GUID-32519F1C-429A-59C9-B945-D0B1F81A0AA5"><title>Calendar Conversion</title> <p>For
       
    23 applications that require Chinese date support calcon is a calendar conversion
       
    24 utility which provides conversion between Gregorian and Chinese Lunar calendar
       
    25 dates. The conversion is restricted to date conversion – time conversion is
       
    26 not supported. Corrections have been applied where Chinese lunar days are
       
    27 deemed to start at times other than midnight. </p> <p>Julian dates are used
       
    28 for internal storage. A Julian date is a count of days from a point in time
       
    29 (defined as noon 24/11/4713 BC). Chinese Lunar calendar dates consist of: </p> <ul>
       
    30 <li id="GUID-9BA022D5-64C2-5D36-AD11-844183EBDA23"><p>Year cycle </p> </li>
       
    31 <li id="GUID-9EFCC4A8-EF82-541D-B0A3-792CD1CD3144"><p>Year (1-60) </p> </li>
       
    32 <li id="GUID-B3F2059F-4CAF-54B2-B897-673C0125D8CD"><p>Month (1-12) </p> </li>
       
    33 <li id="GUID-85762B70-2F4E-55CE-A25C-C1E72114E306"><p>Whether or not the month
       
    34 is a leap month </p> </li>
       
    35 <li id="GUID-4727C645-CAED-5081-8E9B-22369EA7668E"><p>Day in the month (1-29
       
    36 or 1-30 in a leap month) </p> </li>
       
    37 </ul> </section>
       
    38 <section id="GUID-6EB921E1-0048-5388-8983-87172763FAB3"><title>Help Model</title> <p>Hlpmodel
       
    39 enables the user to search for specific information on a help database. Help
       
    40 databases contain rich text formatted data (including pictures) and metadata
       
    41 used to identify help information for searching. </p> <p>The help launcher
       
    42 is a small DLL that allows the device-specific help application to be launched
       
    43 with a context sensitive identifier, so that a suitable help topic is displayed
       
    44 within the help application. </p> </section>
       
    45 <section id="GUID-D30706E5-7191-5349-A883-C200B73AFED1"><title>Time Zone Server</title> <p>Time
       
    46 Zone Server provides functionality to convert between UTC times and local
       
    47 “wall-clock” times. It allows for Daylight Savings Time (DST) rules and adjusts
       
    48 local times accordingly. This functionality applies to both the current locale
       
    49 and other specified locales. It also applies to any time, historical or future
       
    50 (within a given range) at the specified locale </p> <p>The application allows
       
    51 time conversion between UTC and local “wall-clock” time and automatic clock
       
    52 adjustment for daylight saving. </p> <p>The Time Zone Compiler creates a Time
       
    53 Zone Database for Symbian OS from the Olson Tz database, which provides a
       
    54 collaborative compilation of information about the world's time zones. </p> </section>
       
    55 <section id="GUID-4268D6AA-F468-5461-88A2-D6852D4AC69A"><title>Time Zone Localization</title> <p> The
       
    56 Time Zone Localization component provides localisation support for time zone
       
    57 names. The component makes use of the standard Symbian OS resource framework
       
    58 for loading localizable strings. This allows licensees to provide localized
       
    59 time zone and city name strings for target markets. </p> <p>Localizable text
       
    60 includes: </p> <ul>
       
    61 <li id="GUID-BEE1FDE0-3E2E-5F0F-82E0-C04711D6C4F2"><p>Time zone ID, generated
       
    62 by the TzCompiler </p> </li>
       
    63 <li id="GUID-C902710F-2EC0-5AD1-B3D4-FA9C7545A8C2"><p>Time zone standard name </p> </li>
       
    64 <li id="GUID-31AAE78F-92C2-5794-BA55-575C118BFE41"><p>Time zone daylight savings
       
    65 name </p> </li>
       
    66 <li id="GUID-83B70D72-3F92-5316-B5BB-735AC0514E78"><p>Time zone short standard
       
    67 name </p> </li>
       
    68 <li id="GUID-60C26CE2-26A9-5617-8A93-BDD02DB24B9C"><p>Time zone short daylight
       
    69 savings name </p> </li>
       
    70 </ul> </section>
       
    71 <section id="GUID-9DFB0954-9CDF-5DAF-BA7A-54A1D64833F7"><title>Versit</title> <p>The
       
    72 Versit component provides a set of classes that can be used by application
       
    73 or system developers to import and export data. The data is formatted according
       
    74 to a set of standards initially defined by the Versit consortium. </p> <p>The
       
    75 plain-text formatted data can be included in emails, saved to disk or transferred
       
    76 from one application to another using streams. Two specifications have been
       
    77 published: vCard for the transmission of contact information and vCal for
       
    78 the transmission of calendaring information. </p> <p>Although the information
       
    79 contained in contact data is different from that contained in calendar data,
       
    80 the basic formatting of the information follows the same style. It is this
       
    81 formatting style that has had a strong influence on the functional requirements
       
    82 of the Versit component. </p> </section>
       
    83 </conbody></concept>