diff -r 51a74ef9ed63 -r ae94777fff8f Symbian3/SDK/Source/GUID-A4560E99-C124-49A1-ADA1-D1B1F18EE539.dita --- a/Symbian3/SDK/Source/GUID-A4560E99-C124-49A1-ADA1-D1B1F18EE539.dita Wed Mar 31 11:11:55 2010 +0100 +++ b/Symbian3/SDK/Source/GUID-A4560E99-C124-49A1-ADA1-D1B1F18EE539.dita Fri Jun 11 12:39:03 2010 +0100 @@ -1,52 +1,51 @@ - - - - - -Relationship -between framework and applications -

Comment for reviewers: we will -be adding a picture to illustrate this point in future releases of the CDL.

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The displays and keys for the mobile device are shared between all running -applications. The Symbian platform controls and coordinates access to them. -When you meet the application -framework architecture requirements, the application framework manages -connections to the underlying architecture and also controls some of the elements -on the display. While the details of what is controlled by default by the -Symbian platform and what is controlled by your application are covered in -the relevant sections of this UI section, the following cases illustrate some -divisions about what is managed where:

- + + + + + +Relationship +between framework and applications +

Comment for reviewers: we will +be adding a picture to illustrate this point in future releases of the CDL.

+

The displays and keys for the mobile device are shared between all running +applications. The Symbian platform controls and coordinates access to them. +When you meet the application +framework architecture requirements, the application framework manages +connections to the underlying architecture and also controls some of the elements +on the display. While the details of what is controlled by default by the +Symbian platform and what is controlled by your application are covered in +the relevant sections of this UI section, the following cases illustrate some +divisions about what is managed where:

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  • in the status pane:

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    The drawing of the status pane is managed by the Symbian platform.

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    The battery pane, universal indicator paneand signal +pane are managed by the Symbian platform.

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    The title pane, context pane, and navi pane are +managed by your application, although a default behavior is provided by the +application framework.

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  • in the control pane:

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    The drawing of the control pane is managed by the Symbian platform.

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    The labels associated with the two softkeys are provided by application +resources.

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    The event loop that collects the commands that result from selections +and the passing of these commands on to your application are handled by the +application framework.

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    The handling +of the commands received from the application framework need to be +handled in your application.

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    For more details, see CBA buttons and Menu bars.

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