Full -Example Code List

The following tables are grouped by module and collection. In each table, -the left hand column gives a link to the overview for the example. The overviews -describe the example's purpose, the APIs it demonstrates, how to build and -run it, and they provide a link to download the example's source code.

In most cases, the name in the left hand column is the example's mmp filename. -If the example has more than one mmp file, the name of its directory is used. -The right hand column gives a summary of the main purpose of the example.

Symbian Platform -Fundamentals - - - -Name -Description - - - - -

HelloWorld

Most basic console application.

- - -

CClasses

Shows a basic 'C' class and use of the cleanup stack.

- - -

TAndRClasses

Shows a typical 'T' and 'R' class.

- - -

MClasses1-3

Shows the use of 'M' (abstract interface) classes.

- - -

StaticDLL

Shows how a statically linked DLL is used.

- - - -

Application -Framework - - - -Name -Description - - - - - - - - -

BmpAnimGui

Shows how to create an animation using the Bitmap Animation framework.

- - -

HelloWorld

Shows how to create a simple GUI application with a single view.

- - - -

- -

Communications -Framework

Data Server

- - - -Name -Description - - - - -

Rconnection

Shows how to use the RConnection API for connection monitoring and -management.

- - - -

- -

Generic Application -Support

Common App Services

- - - -Name -Description - - - - -

AlarmServerExample

Shows the client API to the alarm server.

- - - -

Generic OS -Services

Compression Libraries

- - - -Name -Description - - - - -

EzlibExample

Shows how to use the EZLIB API to do file extraction and compression.

- - - -

Generic Open Libraries

- - - -Name -Description - - - - -

FileAccessExample

Shows accessing the file system using P.I.P.S.

- - -

HelloWorldExample

Creates a simple P.I.P.S. DLL and EXE to demonstrate function lookup -by name rather than by ordinal.

- - -

hybridapp

Shows a P.I.P.S. 'hybrid' application that uses both C and native -Symbian C++ APIs.

- - -

IPC

Shows inter-process communication in P.I.P.S.

- - -

LibpThreadExample

Shows simple multi-threading and synchronisation in P.I.P.S. using libpthread.dll.

- - -

libmexample

Shows the P.I.P.S. Standard C maths library, libm.dll.

- - -

ConsoleApp

Shows a simple console-based STDLIB (C Standard library) program -that converts quantities from one unit of measurement into another.

- - -

GUIApp

Shows a Techview GUI application whose engine is written using STDLIB.

- - -

Hello

The simplest possible STDLIB example.

- - -

posixsignals

Shows various signal use cases as supported in P.I.P.S.

- - - -

Open C

- - - -Name -Description - - - - -

openclibz

Shows file compression/decompression. Huffman , filtered data compression, -run length encoding, compress a string given by user

- - -

antiword

converts a MS-word document (i.e. .doc) file in to a plain text(i.e. -.txt) file.

converts a MS-word document (i.e. .doc) file in to a -Adobe acrobat(i.e. .pdf) file.

converts a MS-word document (i.e. .doc) -file in to a post-script (i.e. .ps) file.

converts a MS-word document -(i.e. .doc) file in to a xml (i.e. .xml) file

- - -

handleglobalvar

How to handle global variables within the library code.

How -to solve WSD (Writable Static Data) problem

- - -

opencmessagequeuelibraryex

Send/receive messages using message queue, demonstrated using open -C message queue library

- - -

opencproducerconsumerex

Demonstrates solution for Producer/ Consumer Problem using Open -C.

- - -

OpenCStringUtilitiesEx

Demonstrates string utility using open C libraries

- - -

redirectprintf

how to redirect stdio to a file. libc library provides freopen API -to redirect all standard IOs (namely, stderr, stdin, or stdout).

- - - -

Generic Services

- - - -Name -Description - - - - -

exampleRecognizer

Shows how to write a simple data recognizer.

- - - - - - -

TaskSchedulerExample

Shows how to schedule and run tasks using the Task Scheduler API.

- - - -

Low level Libraries and Frameworks

- - - -Name -Description - - - - -

Basics

Shows how to store and restore objects using the clipboard API.

- - -

InterfaceClient

One of a set of three related ECom examples that provide an interface -definition, a DLL that contains two implementations of that interface, and -a client program that uses the interface.

- - -

InterfaceDefinition

See InterfaceClient, above.

- - -

InterfaceImplementation

See InterfaceClient, above.

- - -

ReadText

Most basic resource file example, shows how to read a string resource -and print it to the console.

- - -

ReadArray

Shows how to load data from a resource file into an array.

- - -

MultiRead1

Shows how to open a single resource file and read a resource from -it into a descriptor.

- - -

MultiRead2

Shows how to open and read from multiple resource files.

- - -

ReadData

Shows how to use a resource reader to read data of various types -from a resource file into the data members of a class.

- - -

EUser High -Level Library

Shows how to use EUser High Level library classes and APIs

- - -

SigCheck

Shows how the signature of a resource file is checked before use.

- - - -

XML

- - - -Name -Description - - - - -

XmlExample

Shows how to use the Xml framework to parse XML -and WBXML files.

- - - -

Graphics

Font -and Bitmap Server

- - - -Name -Description - - - - -

BitmapsShell

Shows how to draw and manipulate bitmaps.

- - - -

General

- - - -Name -Description - - - - -

GraphicsShell

A TechView application that demonstrates drawing points, lines and -shapes, and zooming a bitmap and text.

- - - -

High Level -Internet Protocols

Application Layer Protocols

- - - -Name -Description - - - - -

httpexampleclient

A console application that provides a menu-driven interface to demonstrate -the HTTP API.

- - - -

IMS and Streaming

- - - -Name -Description - - - - -

RTPExample

Shows RTP packet streaming.

- - - -

Kernel and -Hardware Services

User Library

- - - -Name -Description - - - - -

AdvancedClientServerExample

Shows the use of asynchronous and synchronous client/server APIs -using a logical device driver (LDD) and a physical device driver (PDD).

- - -

SingleRequest

Shows the basic principles of asynchronous programming by issuing -and waiting for completion of a single request.

- - -

WaitLoop

Shows how a wait loop can be used to identify and handle a completed -request.

- - -

RealLifeWaitLoop

Shows how the wait loop can deal with multiple asynchronous service -providers.

- - -

RunComplete

Shows how active objects and an active scheduler can be used to -handle asynchronous events, using a timer.

- - -

AcceptInput1-2

Shows how active objects and an active scheduler can be used to -handle asynchronous events, using keyboard input.

- - -

AcceptPrintInput

Shows how active objects and an active scheduler can be used to -handle accept and print keyboard inputs to a console.

- - -

Fibonacci1-3

Shows how active objects and an active scheduler can be used to -handle asynchronous events and long-running services to maintain system responsiveness.

- - -

circularbuffer

Shows how to construct and use circular buffers holding different -types of objects.

- - -

Simple

Shows a simple client that has a single session with a server.

- - -

Complex

More complex client/server example, where the server supports multiple -subsessions within a session.

- - - -

condvarglobal

Shows the use of the global condition variable IPC mechanism.

- - -

condvarlocal

Shows the use of the local condition variable IPC mechanism.

- - -

Basics

Shows date and time handling.

- - -

BinaryData

Shows how descriptors can handle general binary data by explicitly -using the 8 bit descriptor class variants.

- - -

Buffer

Shows the basic idea of buffer descriptors and how they are used.

- - -

InFunct

Shows how to use descriptors as function arguments.

- - -

HeapBuffer

Shows how to create and use the heap buffer descriptor HBufC.

- - -

Modifier

Shows how to use the modifiable descriptor class TDes.

- - -

NonModifier

Shows how to use the non-modifiable descriptor class TDesC.

- - -

Pointer

Shows how to use pointer descriptors.

- - -

WriteToFile

Basic example that shows how to write text to a file.

- - -

DynamicArrays

Shows how to construct and use dynamic arrays.

- - -

DynamicBuffers

Shows how to use the flat and segmented buffer classes.

- - -

DLLs

Implements two polymorphic DLLs and shows how to load and use them.

- - -

RangeChecking

Shows how to use the range checking wrapper class for C++ arrays -(TFixedArray).

- - -

hashtableexample

Shows how to use the hash table APIs.

- - -

Lexer

Shows how to use the lexical analyser, TLex.

- - -

linkedlist

Shows how to use singly and doubly linked lists and the delta queue -class.

- - -

Currency

Shows locale-specific representation of currency values and symbols.

- - -

localeupdate

Shows how to load a locale DLL and read settings from it.

- - -

ErrorOnFail

Shows use of the TRAPD macro, the cleanup stack -and the process of leaving. Returns an error code on failure.

- - -

LeaveOnFail

As the ErrorOnFail example except it leaves on -failure.

- - -

ELeaveOnFail

As the LeaveOnFail example except it calls new -(ELeave) rather than new.

- - -

TrapD

Shows the use of the TRAPD macro.

- - -

PushLAndPop

Shows the use of the cleanup stack and its functions PushL() and Pop().

- - -

PushLPopDest

Shows the use of the cleanup stack and its functions PushL() and PopAndDestroy().

- - -

NewL

Shows use of the NewL() static function.

- - -

NewLC

Shows use of the NewLC() static function.

- - -

SimpleOOM

Shows cleanup handling for compound classes.

- - -

MemLeakOOM

Shows cleanup handling for compound classes, and avoiding memory -leaks.

- - -

TwoPhaseOOM

Shows the two phase construction technique.

- - -

TAnyRObjects1

Shows how cleanup can be implemented for TAny* type -objects and 'R' type (resource type) objects.

- - -

TAnyRObjects2

As TAnyRObjects1 except it calls OpenLC() to -open the file and push it onto the cleanup stack in one function call.

- - -

Utilities

Shows how to use the cleanup functions CleanupDeletePushL(), CleanupClosePushL() and CleanupReleasePushL(), and CleanupArrayDeletePushL().

- - -

MessageQueueExample

Shows the use of the message queue in interprocess communication.

- - -

pubsub

Shows the Publish and Subscribe IPC mechanism.

- - -

rbufexample

Shows how to use the resizable buffer descriptor class RBuf.

- - -

SecureServer

Shows how to use the policy server framework.

- - -

tcharexample

Shows how to use the single character class, TChar, -and its derived classes.

- - -

TLS1

Shows the use of thread local storage (TLS) in a DLL, that is set -and accessed from a separate executable.

- - -

ThreadRendezvous

Shows the principle of synchronisation using the thread rendezvous -technique.

- - -

BasicTimer

Shows the asynchronous timer class RTimer

- - -

Periodic

Shows the differences between a periodic and a heartbeat timer.

- - -

resourcemanager

Shows how to use the Power Resource Manager framework.

- - - -

SemaphoreExample

Shows how to use semaphores for a multithreading application.

- - - -

Messaging Middleware - - - -Name -Description - - - - -

TextMTM

Several example projects that show how to use the Messaging APIs.

- - -

SearchSortExample

Shows how to use the enhanced search and sort API for message stores.

- - -

BIOMessageMgr

Shows BIO messaging and parsing the BIO message.

- - -

SendAs2Example

Shows how to use the SendAs v2 protocol for sending messages.

- - - -

Messaging Applications - - - -Name -Description - - - - -

smsexample

Shows how to send and receive SMS messages using the Messaging Framework -APIs.

- - -

Pop3Example

Shows how to create SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol) and POP -(Post Office Protocol) accounts to send and receive emails.

- - -

Imap4Example

Shows how to create SMTP and IMAP (Internet Message Access Protocol) -accounts to send and receive emails.

- - - -

Multimedia

Multimedia -APIs and Frameworks

- - - -Name -Description - - - - -

ICLCodec

Shows how to implement encoder and decoder plug-ins for the Image -Converter Library.

- - -

ICLExample

Shows how to convert still images, stored in files or descriptors, -to and from bitmap objects using the Image Conversion Library (ICL) API

- - -

ImageConv

Shows how to convert between standard graphics formats to and from CFbsBitmap s, -and how to rotate, flip, and zoom images.

- - -

CameraExample

Shows how to use the Camera API to capture and control images.

- - - -

Multimedia -Middleware

Multimedia Middleware Frameworks

- - - -Name -Description - - - - -

AudioClientEx

Shows how to use the Multimedia Framework's client audio interfaces -to play and record audio.

- - -

MmfExCodec

Shows how to implement a codec plug-in for the Multimedia Framework -to convert media data.

- - -

MmfRAWFormat

Shows how to implement format encoder and decoder plug-ins for the -Multimedia Framework.

- - -

MmfExSinkSource

Shows how to implement sink and source plug-ins for the Multimedia -Framework.

- - -

MmfRec

Shows how to record short audio clips using each format that the -system supports.

- - - -

- -

PC Tools

Secure -Software Install Tools

- - - -Name -Description - - - - -

HelloWorld

Shows how to create a simple installation file for an application.

- - -

HelloWorld

Shows how to create an installation file for a multilingual application.

- - - -

- - - -

System GUI -Framework

Look-and-Feel Agnostic UI Foundation

- - - -Name -Description - - - - - -

ClockExample

Shows how to create and display digital and analogue clocks.

- - - - - -

- + + + + + +Full Example Code ListThis document lists the example code available for each +module and collection in the platform. +

The following tables are grouped by module and collection. In each +table, the left hand column gives a link to the overview for the example. +The overviews describe the example's purpose, the APIs it demonstrates, +how to build and run it, and they provide a link to download the example's +source code.

In most cases, the name in the left hand column is the example's +mmp filename. If the example has more than one mmp file, the name +of its directory is used. The right hand column gives a summary of +the main purpose of the example.

Symbian +Platform Fundamentals + + + +Name +Description + + + + +

HelloWorld

Most basic console application.

+ + +

CClasses

Shows a basic 'C' class and use of the cleanup stack.

+ + +

TAndRClasses

Shows a typical 'T' and 'R' class.

+ + +

MClasses1-3

Shows the use of 'M' (abstract interface) classes.

+ + +

StaticDLL

Shows how a statically linked DLL is used.

+ + + +

Application +Framework + + + +Name +Description + + + + + + + + +

BmpAnimGui

Shows how to create an animation using the Bitmap Animation +framework.

+ + +

HelloWorld

Shows how to create a simple GUI application with a single +view.

+ + + +

+ +

Communications +Framework

Data Server

+ + + +Name +Description + + + + +

Rconnection

Shows how to use the RConnection API for connection monitoring +and management.

+ + + +

+ +

Generic +Application Support

Common App Services

+ + + +Name +Description + + + + +

AlarmServerExample

Shows the client API to the alarm server.

+ + + +

Generic +OS Services

Compression Libraries

+ + + +Name +Description + + + + +

EzlibExample

Shows how to use the EZLIB API to do file extraction and +compression.

+ + + +

Generic Open Libraries

+ + + +Name +Description + + + + +

FileAccessExample

Shows accessing the file system using P.I.P.S.

+ + +

HelloWorldExample

Creates a simple P.I.P.S. DLL and EXE to demonstrate function +lookup by name rather than by ordinal.

+ + +

hybridapp

Shows a P.I.P.S. 'hybrid' application that uses both C and +native Symbian C++ APIs.

+ + +

IPC

Shows inter-process communication in P.I.P.S.

+ + +

LibpThreadExample

Shows simple multi-threading and synchronisation in P.I.P.S. +using libpthread.dll.

+ + +

libmexample

Shows the P.I.P.S. Standard C maths library, libm.dll.

+ + +

ConsoleApp

Shows a simple console-based STDLIB (C Standard library) +program that converts quantities from one unit of measurement into +another.

+ + +

GUIApp

Shows a Techview GUI application whose engine is written +using STDLIB.

+ + +

Hello

The simplest possible STDLIB example.

+ + +

posixsignals

Shows various signal use cases as supported in P.I.P.S.

+ + + +

Open C

+ + + +Name +Description + + + + +

openclibz

Shows file compression/decompression. Huffman , filtered +data compression, run length encoding, compress a string given by +user

+ + +

handleglobalvar

How to handle global variables within the library code.

How to solve WSD (Writable Static Data) problem

+ + +

opencmessagequeuelibraryex

Send/receive messages using message queue, demonstrated +using open C message queue library

+ + +

opencproducerconsumerex

Demonstrates solution for Producer/ Consumer Problem using +Open C.

+ + +

OpenCStringUtilitiesEx

Demonstrates string utility using open C libraries

+ + +

redirectprintf

how to redirect stdio to a file. libc library provides freopen +API to redirect all standard IOs (namely, stderr, stdin, or stdout). +

+ + + +

Generic Services

+ + + +Name +Description + + + + +

exampleRecognizer

Shows how to write a simple data recognizer.

+ + + + + + +

TaskSchedulerExample

Shows how to schedule and run tasks using the Task Scheduler +API.

+ + + +

Low level Libraries and Frameworks

+ + + +Name +Description + + + + +

Basics

Shows how to store and restore objects using the clipboard +API.

+ + +

InterfaceClient

One of a set of three related ECom examples that provide +an interface definition, a DLL that contains two implementations of +that interface, and a client program that uses the interface.

+ + +

InterfaceDefinition

See InterfaceClient, above.

+ + +

InterfaceImplementation

See InterfaceClient, above.

+ + +

ReadText

Most basic resource file example, shows how to read a string +resource and print it to the console.

+ + +

ReadArray

Shows how to load data from a resource file into an array.

+ + +

MultiRead1

Shows how to open a single resource file and read a resource +from it into a descriptor.

+ + +

MultiRead2

Shows how to open and read from multiple resource files.

+ + +

ReadData

Shows how to use a resource reader to read data of various +types from a resource file into the data members of a class.

+ + +

EUser +High Level Library

Shows how to use EUser High Level library classes and APIs

+ + +

SigCheck

Shows how the signature of a resource file is checked before +use.

+ + + +

XML

+ + + +Name +Description + + + + +

XmlExample

Shows how to use the Xml framework to +parse XML and WBXML files.

+ + + +

Graphics

Font and Bitmap Server

+ + + +Name +Description + + + + +

BitmapsShell

Shows how to draw and manipulate bitmaps.

+ + +

CoverflowApp

Illustrates how the graphics architecture called ScreenPlay +creates OpenVG content on a semi-transparent or transparent UI.

+ + + +

General

+ + + +Name +Description + + + + +

GraphicsShell

A TechView application that demonstrates drawing points, +lines and shapes, and zooming a bitmap and text.

+ + + +

High +Level Internet Protocols

Application Layer Protocols

+ + + +Name +Description + + + + +

httpexampleclient

A console application that provides a menu-driven interface +to demonstrate the HTTP API.

+ + + +

IMS and Streaming

+ + + +Name +Description + + + + +

RTPExample

Shows RTP packet streaming.

+ + + +

Kernel +and Hardware Services

User Library

+ + + +Name +Description + + + + +

AdvancedClientServerExample

Shows the use of asynchronous and synchronous client/server +APIs using a logical device driver (LDD) and a physical device driver +(PDD).

+ + +

SingleRequest

Shows the basic principles of asynchronous programming by +issuing and waiting for completion of a single request.

+ + +

WaitLoop

Shows how a wait loop can be used to identify and handle +a completed request.

+ + +

RealLifeWaitLoop

Shows how the wait loop can deal with multiple asynchronous +service providers.

+ + +

RunComplete

Shows how active objects and an active scheduler can be +used to handle asynchronous events, using a timer.

+ + +

AcceptInput1-2

Shows how active objects and an active scheduler can be +used to handle asynchronous events, using keyboard input.

+ + +

AcceptPrintInput

Shows how active objects and an active scheduler can be +used to handle accept and print keyboard inputs to a console.

+ + +

Fibonacci1-3

Shows how active objects and an active scheduler can be +used to handle asynchronous events and long-running services to maintain +system responsiveness.

+ + +

circularbuffer

Shows how to construct and use circular buffers holding +different types of objects.

+ + +

Simple

Shows a simple client that has a single session with a server.

+ + +

Complex

More complex client/server example, where the server supports +multiple subsessions within a session.

+ + + +

condvarglobal

Shows the use of the global condition variable IPC mechanism.

+ + +

condvarlocal

Shows the use of the local condition variable IPC mechanism.

+ + +

Basics

Shows date and time handling.

+ + +

BinaryData

Shows how descriptors can handle general binary data by +explicitly using the 8 bit descriptor class variants.

+ + +

Buffer

Shows the basic idea of buffer descriptors and how they +are used.

+ + +

InFunct

Shows how to use descriptors as function arguments.

+ + +

HeapBuffer

Shows how to create and use the heap buffer descriptor HBufC.

+ + +

Modifier

Shows how to use the modifiable descriptor class TDes.

+ + +

NonModifier

Shows how to use the non-modifiable descriptor class TDesC.

+ + +

Pointer

Shows how to use pointer descriptors.

+ + +

WriteToFile

Basic example that shows how to write text to a file.

+ + +

DynamicArrays

Shows how to construct and use dynamic arrays.

+ + +

DynamicBuffers

Shows how to use the flat and segmented buffer classes.

+ + +

DLLs

Implements two polymorphic DLLs and shows how to load and +use them.

+ + +

RangeChecking

Shows how to use the range checking wrapper class for C++ +arrays (TFixedArray).

+ + +

hashtableexample

Shows how to use the hash table APIs.

+ + +

Lexer

Shows how to use the lexical analyser, TLex.

+ + +

linkedlist

Shows how to use singly and doubly linked lists and the +delta queue class.

+ + +

Currency

Shows locale-specific representation of currency values +and symbols.

+ + +

localeupdate

Shows how to load a locale DLL and read settings from it.

+ + +

ErrorOnFail

Shows use of the TRAPD macro, the cleanup +stack and the process of leaving. Returns an error code on failure.

+ + +

LeaveOnFail

As the ErrorOnFail example except it leaves +on failure.

+ + +

ELeaveOnFail

As the LeaveOnFail example except it calls new (ELeave) rather than new.

+ + +

TrapD

Shows the use of the TRAPD macro.

+ + +

PushLAndPop

Shows the use of the cleanup stack and its functions PushL() and Pop().

+ + +

PushLPopDest

Shows the use of the cleanup stack and its functions PushL() and PopAndDestroy().

+ + +

NewL

Shows use of the NewL() static function.

+ + +

NewLC

Shows use of the NewLC() static function.

+ + +

SimpleOOM

Shows cleanup handling for compound classes.

+ + +

MemLeakOOM

Shows cleanup handling for compound classes, and avoiding +memory leaks.

+ + +

TwoPhaseOOM

Shows the two phase construction technique.

+ + +

TAnyRObjects1

Shows how cleanup can be implemented for TAny* type objects and 'R' type (resource type) objects.

+ + +

TAnyRObjects2

As TAnyRObjects1 except it calls OpenLC() to open the file and push it onto the cleanup stack +in one function call.

+ + +

Utilities

Shows how to use the cleanup functions CleanupDeletePushL(), CleanupClosePushL() and CleanupReleasePushL(), and CleanupArrayDeletePushL().

+ + +

MessageQueueExample

Shows the use of the message queue in interprocess communication.

+ + +

pubsub

Shows the Publish and Subscribe IPC mechanism.

+ + +

rbufexample

Shows how to use the resizable buffer descriptor class RBuf.

+ + +

SecureServer

Shows how to use the policy server framework.

+ + +

tcharexample

Shows how to use the single character class, TChar, and its derived classes.

+ + +

TLS1

Shows the use of thread local storage (TLS) in a DLL, that +is set and accessed from a separate executable.

+ + +

ThreadRendezvous

Shows the principle of synchronisation using the thread +rendezvous technique.

+ + +

BasicTimer

Shows the asynchronous timer class RTimer

+ + +

Periodic

Shows the differences between a periodic and a heartbeat +timer.

+ + +

resourcemanager

Shows how to use the Power Resource Manager framework.

+ + + +

SemaphoreExample

Shows how to use semaphores for a multithreading application.

+ + + +

Messaging +Middleware + + + +Name +Description + + + + +

TextMTM

Several example projects that show how to use the Messaging +APIs.

+ + +

SearchSortExample

Shows how to use the enhanced search and sort API for message +stores.

+ + +

BIOMessageMgr

Shows BIO messaging and parsing the BIO message.

+ + +

SendAs2Example

Shows how to use the SendAs v2 protocol for sending messages.

+ + + +

Messaging +Applications + + + +Name +Description + + + + +

smsexample

Shows how to send and receive SMS messages using the Messaging +Framework APIs.

+ + +

Imap4Pop3Example

Shows how to create SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol) +and POP (Post Office Protocol) accounts to send and receive emails.

Shows how to create SMTP and IMAP (Internet Message Access Protocol) +accounts to send and receive emails.

+ + + +

Multimedia

Multimedia APIs and Frameworks

+ + + +Name +Description + + + + +

ICLCodec

Shows how to implement encoder and decoder plug-ins for +the Image Converter Library.

+ + +

ImageConverter

Shows how to convert between standard graphics formats to +and from CFbsBitmap s, and how to rotate, flip, +and zoom images.

+ + +

CameraExample

Shows how to use the Camera API to capture and control images.

+ + + +

Multimedia +Middleware

Multimedia Middleware Frameworks

+ + + +Name +Description + + + + +

AudioClientEx

Shows how to use the Multimedia Framework's client audio +interfaces to play and record audio.

+ + +

MmfExCodec

Shows how to implement a codec plug-in for the Multimedia +Framework to convert media data.

+ + +

MmfRAWFormat

Shows how to implement format encoder and decoder plug-ins +for the Multimedia Framework.

+ + +

MmfExSinkSource

Shows how to implement sink and source plug-ins for the +Multimedia Framework.

+ + + +

Networking +Services

Network Protocols

+ + + +Name +Description + + + + +

EchoClientEngine

The engine for the TCP/IP echo client example.

+ + +

EchoClientUI

The user interface for the TCP/IP echo client example.

+ + + +

Network Security

+ + + +Name +Description + + + + +

SecureSockets

Shows how to create and use a secure sockets (SSL/TLS) connection.

+ + + +

PC +Tools

Secure Software Install Tools

+ + + +Name +Description + + + + +

HelloWorld

Shows how to create a simple installation file for an application.

+ + +

HelloWorld

Shows how to create an installation file for a multilingual +application.

+ + + +

Persistent +Data Services

Persistent Storage

+ + + +Name +Description + + + + +

Basics

Shows how to create and use a database using DBMS.

+ + +

SqlExample

Shows how to use the SQL API to create and query an SQL +database.

+ + +

CentRepExample

Shows how to use the central repository to store settings +and request notification of changes.

+ + +

WriteDirectFS

Shows how to persist objects using a direct file store and +a root stream.

+ + +

WritePermFS1

Shows how to write a network of objects to a permanent file +store then read them back in again.

+ + +

WritePermFS2

Shows how to create and use a permanent file store.

+ + +

StreamInStore

Shows how to externalize objects to a single stream in a +non-persistent store.

+ + +

WriteToMany

Shows how to write a network of objects to more than one +stream in a direct file store, and to defer the loading of an object +from the store into memory.

+ + +

WriteToEmbedded

Shows how an object is externalized to a store embedded +within a permanent file store.

+ + +

StoreMap

Shows how to stream a compound object to multiple streams +using a store map.

+ + +

SimpleClass

Shows streaming a simple class to and from a single stream.

+ + +

CompoundClass

Shows streaming a compound class to and from a single stream

+ + +

FeatMngrExample

Shows the use of Feature Manager APIs for dynamic management +of features.

+ + + +

PIM

PIM Application Services

+ + + +Name +Description + + + + +

CalExample

Shows how to create and use a calendar file.

+ + +

ContactViews

Shows how to use various contact view classes to create +a view of a contact database.

+ + + +

PIM Application Support

+ + + +Name +Description + + + + +

CalconExample

Shows how to convert between Gregorian and Chinese dates.

+ + +

VersitExample

Shows how to import and export vCards.

+ + + +

+ +

System +GUI Framework

Look-and-Feel Agnostic UI Foundation

+ + + +Name +Description + + + + + +

ClockExample

Shows how to create and display digital and analogue clocks.

+ + + + + +

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