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This article discusses how to generate the files. Sis that packaged applications to be installed in mobile phones with Symbian OS.

This article discusses how to generate the files. Sis that packaged applications to be installed in mobile phones with Symbian OS.

Based on my experience creating those files. Sis covers and possibly the most usual and important. Surely there are more options available, but by the time I needed anything more than what is stated here.

File creation. Sis

Programs for the Symbian operating system, usually come packaged in a. System that is created by the developer. This requires a. Pkg with the setup for creating the. Sis.

I will file a simple example. Pkg

1 & EN
2 # ( "name"), (0x0100ABAD), 0,5,0
3 files to be installed
4 "D: \ miprograma \ webcam \ nombre.app "-"!: \ System \ Apps \ WebCamLab \ WebCamLab.app"
5 "D: \ miprograma \ webcam \ nombre.txt "-"!: \ System \ Apps \ WebCamLab \ WebCamLab.txt"
6 "D: \ miprograma \ name.jar "-"!: \ System \ Apps \ WebCamLab \ WebCamLab.jar"

The first line indicates the language of the file. Sis in question, in this case, refers to British English.

The second line contains the name of the application, which must be exactly identical to the application name in the file. Aif, identification number of the file. Sis, used to determine whether the file. Sis has been previously installed and is often be equal to the ID number of the application, and the software version in order, greatest version, and less variation. Normally, the first commercial version of a program should be 1,0,0 ..

The rest of the lines, 4-6, indicates that the files will be packaged in the. Sis, including its location on the hard disk where they have been programmed and tested in the emulator, and the directory where the phone will be installed and its final name, this name may differ from the original file name copied to the phone.

The exclamation point in the path of the directory where you installed the program to be done is ask the user where to install unit, where there is more. It is possible to directly drive the programmer wants, in case you have to be specified somewhere.

Other options

Dialogues

It is possible to get user information using dialogues with various questions such as "Do you agree with the program's license" or "Do you want to continue the installation?"

"D: \ miprograma \ webcam \ legal.txt "-"", FT, TA

Where:

The. Txt is the text q be taught in the dialogue.

FT indicates a text file to be used in dialogue

TA shows a dialogue Yes / No (If you continue, do not abort)

TS shows a dialogue Yes / No (Yes aborts, not continuous)

CT shows a dialog with a single button to continue

Program Implementation

You can also execute any file during the installation process if necessary with the following line:

"D: \ miprograma \ nombre.exe "-"!: \ System \ Apps \ nombre.exe, FR, RI

Where:

FR indicates that it is an executable file that will be executed in the installation or uninstallation

RI makes the file is run during installation

RR means that the file is run during the uninstallation

RB makes the file is run in both installation and uninstallation

Deleting temporary files

Finally, if there are files created during installation, but are not required to use the program and should be deleted after installation, this can be done through the use of indicator FN, for example:

""-"!: \ System \ Apps \ WebCamLab.ini, FN

International versions

If a program with several languages, it is not necessary to copy all files with the languages, for example, if we have an application with Spanish, English and Finnish, then exchange the first line:

& EN, SP, # IF ( "Myprogram, Miprograma, Ohjelmani"), (0x1000424 7), 1,03,0

The name of the application may be different in each language, where the file name. Aif

So, to choose the files to put in several languages:

( "D: \ miprograma \ nombreEN.hlp" "D: \ miprograma \ nombreSP.hlp" "D: \ miprograma \ nombreFI.hlp") - "!: \ System \ Apps \ WebCamLab \ WebCamLab.hlp"

or

( "D: \ miprograma \ Myprogram.aif" "D: \ miprograma \ Miprograma.aif" "D: \ miprograma \ Ohjelmani.aif") - (!: \ System \ Apps \ WebCamLab \ Myprogram.aif ""! : \ System \ Apps \ WebCamLab \ Miprograma.aif ""!: \ System \ Apps \ WebCamLab \ Ohjelmani.aif ")

Then a list of some languages and their indicators:

Spanish - SP
British English - EN
American English - AM
Australian English - AU
Finnish - FI
German - DE
Italian - IT
Russian - RU
Swedish - SW
Portuguese - PO
Norwegian - NO
Danish - DA
Dutch - DU

Series 60

A special case is the Series 60, because it verifies that the application is specific to the Series 60. If the identifier does not exist, displays a warning message, even though it is possible to install the application

To avoid the warning, add ( "Series60ProductID") in the header, in the above example of the serious international versions:

# ( "Myprogram, Miprograma, Ohjelmani"), (0x1000424 7) (1,03,0 "Series60ProductID")

Use the. Pkg to generate. Sis

Once created the file. Pkg, running from the command line in the same directory where the program: makesis archivo.pkg

Certificate application

Makesis allows the certificate application, it would disappear with the cumbersome notice "Identity of vendor could not be authenticated ...". This requires asking a few key officials and certificates.

For P800
For Nokia, using the "Nokia OK"

For more information about the file makesis, run from the command line makesis /?

Author:
Juan Miguel Hernandez

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