configurationengine/source/plugins/symbian/ConeThemePlugin/themeplugin/tests/e75/cvc/confml/CVC_MMS.confml
author terytkon
Thu, 11 Mar 2010 17:04:37 +0200
changeset 0 2e8eeb919028
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Adding EPL version of configurationengine.

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<confml:configuration xmlns:confml="http://www.s60.com/xml/confml/2">
  <confml:feature name="MMS Image and Message Sizes" ref="CVC_MMS">
    <confml:desc>Additional mappings for MMS image and size settings</confml:desc>
    <confml:setting name="Image Size" ref="CVC_MMSImageSize" type="string">
      <confml:desc>Image size in pixels to which the picture is coverted when is transferred as part of and MMS message.</confml:desc>
      <confml:option name="Small" value="640x480"/>
      <confml:option name="Large" value="1600x1200"/>
    </confml:setting>
    <confml:setting name="Sent Message Size" ref="CVC_MMSSentMessageSize" type="int">
      <confml:desc>Defines the maximum possible size for an MMS to be sent in bytes. It is the application's responsibility to assert this. For UI use only.</confml:desc>
      <confml:option name="300K" value="307200"/>
      <confml:option name="350K" value="358400"/>
      <confml:option name="400K" value="409600"/>
      <confml:option name="450K" value="460800"/>
      <confml:option name="500K" value="512000"/>
    </confml:setting>
    <confml:setting name="Received Message Size" ref="CVC_MMSReceivedMessageSize" type="int">
      <confml:desc>Defines the maximum possible size for a received MMS in bytes. This value should be at least 4 kilobytes larger than KMmsEngineMaximumSendSize in order to reserve space for MMS headers and attachment MIME headers.</confml:desc>
      <confml:option name="304K" value="311296"/>
      <confml:option name="354K" value="362496"/>
      <confml:option name="404K" value="413696"/>
      <confml:option name="454K" value="464896"/>
      <confml:option name="504K" value="516096"/>
    </confml:setting>
</confml:feature>
  <confml:data>
  </confml:data>
</confml:configuration>