diff -r 48780e181b38 -r 578be2adaf3e Symbian3/PDK/Source/GUID-BB9760B4-4F3F-5326-81FB-B644C82F0E65.dita --- a/Symbian3/PDK/Source/GUID-BB9760B4-4F3F-5326-81FB-B644C82F0E65.dita Tue Jul 20 12:00:49 2010 +0100 +++ b/Symbian3/PDK/Source/GUID-BB9760B4-4F3F-5326-81FB-B644C82F0E65.dita Fri Aug 13 16:47:46 2010 +0100 @@ -1,42 +1,42 @@ - - - - - -File ServerSymbian platform 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 -platform 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.

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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.

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-Base Starter - -File Server - Extensions -File Server - Client Side - -File Systems - -Local Media Subsystem - -Media Drivers + + + + + +File ServerSymbian platform 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 +platform 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.

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+Base Starter + +File Server + Extensions +File Server + Client Side + +File Systems + +Local Media Subsystem + +Media Drivers
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