diff -r 51a74ef9ed63 -r ae94777fff8f Symbian3/SDK/Source/GUID-FA12B3F7-4E84-5BBD-8598-9A974FFA7FCC.dita --- a/Symbian3/SDK/Source/GUID-FA12B3F7-4E84-5BBD-8598-9A974FFA7FCC.dita Wed Mar 31 11:11:55 2010 +0100 +++ b/Symbian3/SDK/Source/GUID-FA12B3F7-4E84-5BBD-8598-9A974FFA7FCC.dita Fri Jun 11 12:39:03 2010 +0100 @@ -1,51 +1,51 @@ - - - - - -What -is Root Server Configurator? -

Root Server Configurator is the starter program for the C32exe process. -Root Server Configurator is started during device startup and then Root Server -Configurator starts all the other servers used for device communication.

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Examples of these servers are the Sockets -Server, the Telephony -Server and the Serial -Communications Server.

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The Root Server Configurator is a separate process to the Root Server.

-

To start the Root Server Configurator, a process must start either the c32start.exe program, -or must call the StartC32() function. In the Techview reference -version of Symbian platform, the steps in the startup up of the -communications servers are:

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    -

  1. System -Starter calls c32start.exe to start the Root Server -Configurator.

    2. -

  2. The Root Server Configurator -loads the CMI files

    3. -

  3. The Root Server Configurator -calls RProcess::Create() to start the C32exe process. This -starts the Root Server.

    The Root Server Configurator makes requests -to Root Server for Root Server to load all the Comms Provider Modules.

    4. -
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After step 3, the device communications servers are all loaded and ready -for use by applications.

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Figure 1 shows these three steps and how the Root Server and Root Server -Configurator relate:

- - Figure 1 - How Root Server and Root Server relate, and the -steps involved during startup - - -

Root Server Configurator is configured by two types of files: CMI -files, and the c32start.ini file.

-

Root Server Configurator does not provide a published API to its server. -Root Server Configurator is the only application which uses the Root Server -API.

+ + + + + +What +is Root Server Configurator? +

Root Server Configurator is the starter program for the C32exe process. +Root Server Configurator is started during device startup and then Root Server +Configurator starts all the other servers used for device communication.

+

Examples of these servers are the Sockets +Server, the Telephony +Server and the Serial +Communications Server.

+

The Root Server Configurator is a separate process to the Root Server.

+

To start the Root Server Configurator, a process must start either the c32start.exe program, +or must call the StartC32() function. In the Techview reference +version of Symbian platform, the steps in the startup up of the +communications servers are:

+
    +

  1. System +Starter calls c32start.exe to start the Root Server +Configurator.

    2. +

  2. The Root Server Configurator +loads the CMI files

    3. +

  3. The Root Server Configurator +calls RProcess::Create() to start the C32exe process. This +starts the Root Server.

    The Root Server Configurator makes requests +to Root Server for Root Server to load all the Comms Provider Modules.

    4. +
+

After step 3, the device communications servers are all loaded and ready +for use by applications.

+

Figure 1 shows these three steps and how the Root Server and Root Server +Configurator relate:

+ + Figure 1 - How Root Server and Root Server relate, and the +steps involved during startup + + +

Root Server Configurator is configured by two types of files: CMI +files, and the c32start.ini file.

+

Root Server Configurator does not provide a published API to its server. +Root Server Configurator is the only application which uses the Root Server +API.

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