examples/Base/IPC/secureserver/secureserver.h File Reference

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Classes
class	CSecureServer
class	CSecureServerSession
class	CSecureServerSubSession
Enumerations
enum	TSecureServerPanic {   EBadRequest = 1, EDescriptorNonNumeric, EMainSchedulerError, EServerCreateServer,   EServerStartServer, ECreateTrapCleanup, EBadSubsessionHandle, ESecureServerSecurityPolicy }
Variables
const TUint	KDefaultHeapSize = 0x10000
const TInt	KSecureServerRangeCount = 5
const TInt	KSecureServerRanges [KSecureServerRangeCount]
const CPolicyServer::TPolicyElement	KSecureServerElements []
const TUint8	KSecureServerElementsIndex [KSecureServerRangeCount]
const CPolicyServer::TPolicy	KSecureServerPolicy

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Detailed Description

Definition in file secureserver.h.

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Enumeration Type Documentation

enum TSecureServerPanic

A set of panic numbers used when the example raises panics in response to programming errors. All panics raised by the example have the category SecureServer.

See also:

KTxtServer

Enumerator:

EBadRequest	An undefined op code.
EDescriptorNonNumeric	A descriptor containing non-numeric characters.
EMainSchedulerError	The Active Scheduler can not be instantiated.
EServerCreateServer	The server can not be created.
EServerStartServer	The server can not be added to the active scheduler to receive requests.
ECreateTrapCleanup	The cleanup stack can not be created.
EBadSubsessionHandle	The object index of the sub session returns an error.
ESecureServerSecurityPolicy	A custom security policy violation.

Definition at line 43 of file secureserver.h.

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Variable Documentation

const TUint KDefaultHeapSize = 0x10000

The size of the heap to be allocated for the thread that runs the server. The constant is passed to the StartThread() function defined in secureclientandserver.h and implemented in secureserver.cpp.

See also:

RThread::Create()

Definition at line 36 of file secureserver.h.

const TInt KSecureServerRangeCount = 5

The server specifies 5 ranges of security policy. Each range undergoes a different security check.

See also:

CpolicyServer::TPolicy::iRangeCount

Definition at line 83 of file secureserver.h.

const TInt KSecureServerRanges[KSecureServerRangeCount]

Initial value:

        {
        
        0,
        
        5,
        
        6,
        
        11,
        
        13
        }

Ordered ranges of request numbers.

See also:

CpolicyServer::TPolicy::iRanges

Definition at line 89 of file secureserver.h.

const CPolicyServer::TPolicyElement KSecureServerElements[]

Initial value:

        {
        
        _INIT_SECURITY_POLICY_S0(0x70fffff0),
        
        {_INIT_SECURITY_POLICY_C1(ECapabilityReadDeviceData | ECapabilityWriteDeviceData), CPolicyServer::EFailClient}
        }

An array containing the unique set of policies used in this example.

See also:

CpolicyServer::TPolicy::iElements

Definition at line 117 of file secureserver.h.

const TUint8 KSecureServerElementsIndex[KSecureServerRangeCount]

Initial value:

                {
                
                CPolicyServer::EAlwaysPass,
                
                0,
                
                CPolicyServer::ECustomCheck,
                
                1,
                
                CPolicyServer::ENotSupported
                }

An array of TUint8 values that specify the action to take for each range in KSecureServerRanges array.

See also:

CpolicyServer::TPolicy::iElementsIndex

Definition at line 133 of file secureserver.h.

const CPolicyServer::TPolicy KSecureServerPolicy

Initial value:

        {
        
        CPolicyServer::EAlwaysPass,
        KSecureServerRangeCount,
        KSecureServerRanges,
        KSecureServerElementsIndex,
        KSecureServerElements
        }

The security policy of the server. This is passed to the constructor of the policy server. In this example, this is the constructor of the CSecureServer class.

See also:

CSecureServer

Definition at line 167 of file secureserver.h.