UIQ About this SDK

This topic is designed to help you understand how the UIQ SDK is organised and how to use it.

• What's new in UIQ 3.1
• What's new in UIQ 3.0
• Release Notes and Known Issues
• System Requirements
• Licence Agreement
• Acknowledgements
• Contact information

File structure

• Documentation - See information below.

• Epoc32 - Header files, tools, etc.

• Examples - UIQ and Symbian example applications.

• Extensions - This is where device-specific extensions will end up.

UIQ 3 SDK documentation

The purpose of this overview of the UIQ SDK documentation is to help you find the information you need. The UIQ 3 SDK documentation consists of:

• A brief overview of what is new in UIQ 3.

• UIQ 3 Developer Library

  The UIQ sections collect the essential information needed by developers programming for the UIQ software platform.

  • UIQ Programmer's Guide - Including HowTo's.

  • UIQ Migration Quick Guide - A brief overview of what has happened with the UIQ platform from version 2.1 to 3.

  • UIQ Style Guide

  • UIQ Application Behaviour Guide

  • UIQ Java Guide - Contains descriptions of how to use the included Java MIDP run-time emulator.

  • UIQ Examples - Complete source code for the example projects is included in SDK.

  • UIQ API reference - A description of the UIQ header files included in this SDK.

• Symbian OS Developer Library (Introduced .)

• Non-technical information

  Release notes, system requirements, licence agreement, acknowledgements and contact information.

Target audience

The UIQ developers library is aimed at C++ developers and Java developers wanting to develop applications, including those migrating existing code written for earlier releases, for example UIQ 2.1 or other.

Finding your way around

About the UIQ 3 SDK documentation, which you are reading now, is a guide to the SDK documentation itself and how to use it. Please refer to the Documentation Conventions for information about the conventions used in the UIQ Developer Library.