diff -r 4816d766a08a -r f345bda72bc4 Symbian3/PDK/Source/GUID-1733B4E1-3264-58DF-957B-F5C0AE1E0644.dita --- a/Symbian3/PDK/Source/GUID-1733B4E1-3264-58DF-957B-F5C0AE1E0644.dita Tue Mar 30 11:42:04 2010 +0100 +++ b/Symbian3/PDK/Source/GUID-1733B4E1-3264-58DF-957B-F5C0AE1E0644.dita Tue Mar 30 11:56:28 2010 +0100 @@ -1,70 +1,70 @@ - - - - - -Retrieving -KeystoresThis section explains how to retrieve keystore implementations. -

Keystores can be used in manager mode or user mode. In manager -mode, modifications to an existing keystore can be performed through the MCTKeyStoreManager interface. -In user mode, a keystore can be viewed using the MCTKeyStore interface.

The -following steps explain the process of retrieving keystores:

 - - -Create an object of type CUnifiedKeyStore using CUnifiedKeyStore::NewL() or CUnifiedKeyStore::NewLC(). - - -Initialise the member functions and keystore using the asynchronous -function CUnifiedKeyStore::Initialize(). - - -Retrieve the keystore in either of the following modes. - - -Read/write mode -Use the CUnifiedKeyStore::KeyStoreManager() function -to get the required MCTKeyStoreManager object using an -appropriate index of the keystore. - - -Read-only mode -Use the CUnifiedKeyStore::KeyStore() function to -get the required MCTKeyStore object using an appropriate -index of the keystore. - - - - -

Returns a keystore, which can be used to perform operations.

The -following code snippet shows how to retrieve keystores in manager mode.

-//Create a file system session object -RFs iFs; -CleanupClosePushL(&iFs); - -... - - -//Initialise the keystore and member functions -CUnifiedKeyStore* keyStore = CUnifiedKeyStore::NewL(fs); -keyStore->Initialize(iStatus); //iStatus is a TRequestStatus object - -... - - -//Retrieve the keystore present at the specified index -//If the keystore index is invalid -//or the specified keystore cannot be opened in manager mode -//then the manager object is NULL - -MCTKeyStoreManager& manager = keyStore->KeyStoreManager(0); - - -//Clean up -CleanupStack::PopAndDestroy(); // iFs + + + + + +Retrieving +KeystoresThis section explains how to retrieve keystore implementations. +

Keystores can be used in manager mode or user mode. In manager +mode, modifications to an existing keystore can be performed through the MCTKeyStoreManager interface. +In user mode, a keystore can be viewed using the MCTKeyStore interface.

The +following steps explain the process of retrieving keystores:

 + + +Create an object of type CUnifiedKeyStore using CUnifiedKeyStore::NewL() or CUnifiedKeyStore::NewLC(). + + +Initialise the member functions and keystore using the asynchronous +function CUnifiedKeyStore::Initialize(). + + +Retrieve the keystore in either of the following modes. + + +Read/write mode +Use the CUnifiedKeyStore::KeyStoreManager() function +to get the required MCTKeyStoreManager object using an +appropriate index of the keystore. + + +Read-only mode +Use the CUnifiedKeyStore::KeyStore() function to +get the required MCTKeyStore object using an appropriate +index of the keystore. + + + + +

Returns a keystore, which can be used to perform operations.

The +following code snippet shows how to retrieve keystores in manager mode.

+//Create a file system session object +RFs iFs; +CleanupClosePushL(&iFs); + +... + + +//Initialise the keystore and member functions +CUnifiedKeyStore* keyStore = CUnifiedKeyStore::NewL(fs); +keyStore->Initialize(iStatus); //iStatus is a TRequestStatus object + +... + + +//Retrieve the keystore present at the specified index +//If the keystore index is invalid +//or the specified keystore cannot be opened in manager mode +//then the manager object is NULL + +MCTKeyStoreManager& manager = keyStore->KeyStoreManager(0); + + +//Clean up +CleanupStack::PopAndDestroy(); // iFs \ No newline at end of file