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    12 <concept id="GUID-A4560E99-C124-49A1-ADA1-D1B1F18EE539" xml:lang="en"><title>Relationship
       
    13 between framework and applications</title><prolog><metadata><keywords/></metadata></prolog><conbody>
       
    14 <p><draft-comment time="2007-03-05T10:12">Comment for reviewers: we will
       
    15 be adding a picture to illustrate this point in future releases of the CDL.</draft-comment></p>
       
    16 <p>The displays and keys for the mobile device are shared between all running
       
    17 applications. The Symbian platform controls and coordinates access to them.
       
    18 When you meet the <xref href="GUID-BDDDF68F-F7C3-43AF-8B6C-C77C701FD2A9.dita">application
       
    19 framework architecture</xref> requirements, the application framework manages
       
    20 connections to the underlying architecture and also controls some of the elements
       
    21 on the display. While the details of what is controlled by default by the
       
    22 Symbian platform and what is controlled by your application are covered in
       
    23 the relevant sections of this UI section, the following cases illustrate some
       
    24 divisions about what is managed where: </p>
       
    25 <ul>
       
    26 <li><p>in the status pane: </p>
       
    27 <itemgroup>
       
    28 <p>The drawing of the status pane is managed by the Symbian platform.</p>
       
    29 <p>The <i>battery pane/universal indicator pane</i> and <i>signal pane</i> are
       
    30 managed by the Symbian platform.</p>
       
    31 <p>The <i>title pane</i>, <i>context pane,</i> and <i>navi pane</i> are
       
    32 managed by your application, although a default behavior is provided by the
       
    33 application framework.</p>
       
    34 </itemgroup>
       
    35 </li>
       
    36 <li><p>in the control pane:</p>
       
    37 <itemgroup>
       
    38 <p>The drawing of the control pane is managed by the Symbian platform.</p>
       
    39 <p>The labels associated with the two softkeys are provided by application
       
    40 resources.</p>
       
    41 <p>The event loop that collects the commands that result from selections
       
    42 and the passing of these commands on to your application are handled by the
       
    43 application framework.</p>
       
    44 <p>The <xref href="GUID-4941C035-C359-4968-9BD5-31F44EE5F810.dita">handling
       
    45 of the commands</xref> received from the application framework need to be
       
    46 handled in your application.</p>
       
    47 <p>For more details, see <xref href="GUID-A4F3738C-CBFD-4151-9132-26FE05966715.dita">CBA buttons</xref> and <xref href="GUID-5918ED8A-B26B-41A0-94A6-AB6D51BF80A1.dita">Menu
       
    48 bars</xref>.</p>
       
    49 </itemgroup>
       
    50 </li>
       
    51 </ul>
       
    52 </conbody></concept>