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MTMs
Rippe | 07 November, 2006 13:50
MTM, an other abbreviation to learn. This time it means a Message Type Module. In S60 3rd edition I have herd of two of them:
1. Server-side MTM, the application is visible in the Messaging UI - nice feature for a e-mail client
2. Client-side MTM, the application is visible in the "Send via" menu in system applications - nice if someone actually uses that when sending stuff over e-mail. Personally I use the "attach" feature. Sending stuff over BT/IR is a different story...
The difference here is that the Server-side MTMs need the following capabilities:
ReadDeviceData, WriteDeviceData, ProtServ, NetworkControl, NetworkServices, LocalServices, DiskAdmin and ReadUserData.
Where as with Client-side All-TCB is required.
In otherwords with Server-side MTMs a technical justification is enough, but with Client-side MTMs we need a legal agreement.
1. Server-side MTM, the application is visible in the Messaging UI - nice feature for a e-mail client
2. Client-side MTM, the application is visible in the "Send via" menu in system applications - nice if someone actually uses that when sending stuff over e-mail. Personally I use the "attach" feature. Sending stuff over BT/IR is a different story...
The difference here is that the Server-side MTMs need the following capabilities:
ReadDeviceData, WriteDeviceData, ProtServ, NetworkControl, NetworkServices, LocalServices, DiskAdmin and ReadUserData.
Where as with Client-side All-TCB is required.
In otherwords with Server-side MTMs a technical justification is enough, but with Client-side MTMs we need a legal agreement.
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