diff -r ebc84c812384 -r 46218c8b8afa Symbian3/PDK/Source/GUID-BB9760B4-4F3F-5326-81FB-B644C82F0E65.dita --- a/Symbian3/PDK/Source/GUID-BB9760B4-4F3F-5326-81FB-B644C82F0E65.dita Thu Mar 11 15:24:26 2010 +0000 +++ b/Symbian3/PDK/Source/GUID-BB9760B4-4F3F-5326-81FB-B644C82F0E65.dita Thu Mar 11 18:02:22 2010 +0000 @@ -1,17 +1,17 @@ - - - - - -File ServerSymbian OS manages the basic permanent storage of data through file systems. Drives and file systems are common resources used by many programs, and access to them is managed by the File Server. The File Server is flexible, and can use many different file system formats and physical storage media. Applications and services access files, directories, and drives through the File Server client side API.

The different storage media on a phone can use different types of file system to organise files. Symbian OS provides a number of types of file system. You can implement a new file system in a type of DLL called a file system plug-in. You can also implement DLLs called a file server extensions to change the behaviour of a file system. You can implement a DLL called a file server plug-in to extend the behaviour of the File Server itself.

The File Server is started by the Base Starter component. The configuration of the File Server, such as which file systems are loaded to which drives, is done in the Base Starter configuration file.

Base - Starter File Server - Extensions File Server - Client Side File Systems Local Media Subsystem Media Drivers Symbian OS Internals book online at SDN++ (SDN++ login required): - Chapter 9 - The File Server Symbian OS Internals book online: Chapter 10 - The + + + + + +File ServerSymbian OS manages the basic permanent storage of data through file systems. Drives and file systems are common resources used by many programs, and access to them is managed by the File Server. The File Server is flexible, and can use many different file system formats and physical storage media. Applications and services access files, directories, and drives through the File Server client side API.

The different storage media on a phone can use different types of file system to organise files. Symbian OS provides a number of types of file system. You can implement a new file system in a type of DLL called a file system plug-in. You can also implement DLLs called a file server extensions to change the behaviour of a file system. You can implement a DLL called a file server plug-in to extend the behaviour of the File Server itself.

The File Server is started by the Base Starter component. The configuration of the File Server, such as which file systems are loaded to which drives, is done in the Base Starter configuration file.

Base + Starter File Server + Extensions File Server + Client Side File Systems Local Media Subsystem Media Drivers Symbian OS Internals book online at SDN++ (SDN++ login required): + Chapter 9 - The File Server Symbian OS Internals book online: Chapter 10 - The Loader \ No newline at end of file