The following backend options are available:
#Tizen store wgt install#
(for example, in case of installation we install the applications for only the current user) (for example, in case of installation we install the applications for all users) Then we should manage the operations as Global, Common Applications database Manage the installation according to the user that calls the backend.Pkgmgr_parser_parse_usr_manifest_for_uninstallation / pkgmgr_parser_parse_manifest_for_uninstallation Pkgmgr_parser_parse_usr_manifest_for_installation / pkgmgr_parser_parse_manifest_for_installation
#Tizen store wgt registration#
Use pkgmgr_parser CAPI to manage properly the application registration in pkgmgr-parser database and ail database.Have a binary that manages installation/uninstallation/reinstallation operation on the package by handling dedicated parameters (backend options).k, -kill terminate applications belonging to a package C, -check check if applications belonging to a package are running or not l, -list display list of installed packages available for the current user The only way to send request is to use package-manager CAPI ( slp-pkgmgr package : client/include/package-manager.h )Ī tool named pkgcmd implements the main CAPI calls. On Tizen, calling a backend manually can lead to an inconsistent state of the system. Sending a request to the package manager server Its role is mainly focused on receiving requests & managing them by delegating the work to a backend corresponding to the type of an application. This daemon is launched as system daemon. On Tizen, the package management is managed by package manager server (process named pkgmgr-server). We do not install an application but we install a package. So a pkgID should not be used to identify an application, AppID != pkgID. "-" is an allowed character for the name of an application but it is not supported in AppID in the case where a name contains "-", they are removed from the AppID.A package contains one or more applications, it can be seen as an applications container.package management and the other one concerning the Life Cycle of an application. This will be done in two parts: one concerning the installation/uninstallation of applications i.e. These pages should detail the correct usage of the application Framework. 4.1 Sending a request to Application Manager Daemon.4 Application Management (Application Life Cycle).3.2.2 Associating to an application type.3.1 Sending a request to the package manager server.
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