ETSI - TS 123 227
Universal Mobile Telecommunications system (UMTS); Application and User Interaction in the UE - Principles and Specific Requirements
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| Organization: | ETSI |
| Publication Date: | 1 March 2001 |
| Status: | inactive |
| Page Count: | 14 |
scope:
This 3GPP Technical Specification defines the principles for scheduling resources between applications in different application execution environment (e.g. MExE, USAT etc.) and internal and external peripherals (e.g. infra-red, Bluetooth, USIM, radio interface, MMI, memory etc.).
This specification is divided in two parts: Subclause 4 defines a framework for event handling. Subclause 5 addresses some specific issues.
Appendix A contains an informative background to the problem area.
Document History
March 1, 2002
Universal Mobile Telecommunications system (UMTS); Application and User Interaction in the UE; Principles and Specific Requirements
The present document defines the principles for scheduling UE resources and controlling UE interactions and resolving conflicts between independently running applications in different application...
March 1, 2002
Universal Mobile Telecommunications system (UMTS); Application and User Interaction in the UE; Principles and Specific Requirements
The present document defines the principles for scheduling resources between applications in different application execution environment (e.g. MExE, USAT etc.) and internal and external peripherals...
December 1, 2001
Universal Mobile Telecommunications System (UMTS); Application and User Interaction in the UE - Principles and Specific Requirements
The present document defines the principles for scheduling resources between applications in different application execution environment (e.g. MExE, USAT etc.) and internal and external peripherals...
TS 123 227
March 1, 2001
Universal Mobile Telecommunications system (UMTS); Application and User Interaction in the UE - Principles and Specific Requirements
This 3GPP Technical Specification defines the principles for scheduling resources between applications in different application execution environment (e.g. MExE, USAT etc.) and internal and external...