Symbian Mobile Application Development Guide(Chinese Edition)

Ship out in 2 business day, And Fast shipping, Free Tracking number will be provided after the shipment.Pages Number: 367 Publisher: Tsinghua University Press Pub. Date :2010-9-1. Contents: Chapter 1 Why SymbianOS 11.1 Overview 11.2 to develop smart phones using Symbian 31.3 SymbianOS why the history of the interface 81.5 51.4 SymbianOS Why SymbianC 91.6 Symbian mobile application development prospects think about questions 11 Summary 12 13 Chapter 2 Getting Started with 142.1 Symbian developer Symbian developer Symbian application development environment 142.1.1 Preparation before 142.1.2 Symbian development environment to build and precautions 182.1.3 acquaintance 262.2 Symbian development environment first application - HelloWorld 302.2.1 HelloWorld create 302.2.2 HelloWorld improvements 342.3 Symbian application debugging emulator debugging 402.3.2 402.3.1 device debugging 412.4 Symbian application signed 442.4.1 Since the signature 442.4.2 452.5 Symbian developer certificate signing the release and deployment of applications 46 Summary 47 Chapter 3 of 47 questions to think Symbian project framework analysis 493.1 Symbian structure 493.1.1 SymbianC project application types 493.1.2 GUI applications project framework 503.1.3 Symbian project file directory structure 543.2 563.2.1 bld.inf file 563.2.2 mmp file resource file 643.3.1 583.3 643.3.2 interface resource document outlines the resource file 643.3.3 registry file icon resource file 723.4 763.4 .1 BMP files 763.4.2 SVG file 773.5 packaged packaged document outlines the configuration file 783.5.1 783.5.2 783.6 SRC packaged file format files 843.6.1 SRC structure. the structure outlined in 843.6.2 SRC Detailed 863.7 923.7 application build system. 1 SymbianBuildSystemv1 933.7.2 SymbianBuildSystemv2 953.8 install file 963.8.1 SAPackage installation file to install the file 973.9 963.8.2 PAPackage application startup analysis 983.9.1 start the application process 983.1 0 non-GUI-type applications 1003.1 0.1 DLLLib type of application 1003.1 0.2 ConsoleServices types of applications 102 Summary 104 Chapter 4 104 thinking questions in class 1064.1 SymbianOS SymbianOS features in the class 1064.1.2 1064.1.1 SymbianOS memory management descriptor 1074.1.4 1064.1.3 1074.1.5 activities dynamic array basic data type object 1074.2 1084.3 T. C. R. M class 1094.3.1 T class 1094.3.2 C class 1104.3.3 R Class 1124.3.4 M Class 1134.4 1164.5 SymbianC class static class design principles 1194.6 SymbianC coding standard 121 Summary 123 124 Chapter 5 thinking questions. and dynamic arrays 1265.1 descriptor descriptor descriptor 1275.1.2 1265.1.1 abstract language class descriptor 1305.1.3 1305.1.4 each derived class descriptor descriptor type relationship between the dynamic array 1375.2 1355.2. 1 CArray 1385.2.2 RArray dynamic arrays and dynamic arrays RPointerArray thinking questions 140 139 Summary 141 Chapter 6 operating system-based active object 1426.1 1426.2 1436.3 Introduction to active object active object active object works 1466.4 149 Summary 152 Applications 152 questions to think first 7 Symbian resource management 1547.1 1547.1.1 Symbian memory management of storage resources in the life cycle 1587.1.3 1547.1.2 object memory errors 1617.2 exception and error handling strategy 1697.2.1 1697.2.2 concept of exceptions and errors in the standard C exception handling strategy 1717.2.3 exception handler cleanup stack Leave-TRAP 1767.2.4 1827.2.5 1877.2.6 Application of two-phase construction of the mechanism of the assertion mechanism 1937.2.7 Panic thinking questions 199 196 Summary 199 Chapter 8 Symbian platform architecture 2028.1 Symbian platform architecture 2028.2 client and server model client-server model works 2048.2.1 2048.2.2 Symbian client-server type of analysis 2078.2.3 Symbian client-server communication 217 210 Summary 218 Chapter 9 questions to think Symbian's platform security 2199.1 Symbian platform security mechanisms outlined in 2199.2 Symbian security model 222.…