Test case for DRM

[tham_001]

Hi,

I need to write a small test application, which should require DRM capability *only*. This test app will be signed with different certificates. Depending on the type of the signing certificate, the installation should be denied or given "ok" by a symbian 9.0 device.

The purpose of the test is to check whether the device will install a DRM app or deny the installation correctly, depending on the cert type.

Could anyone think of a test case that requires only DRM capability? (A test that reads a DRM-protected file from somewhere for playback wouldn't work here because it involves ReadUserData/AllFiles capabilities as well.) The test app must require only DRM capability alone.

thanx.

[cdavies]

Why does the app actually have to do something? We always testing Software Install with applications of the form TInt E32Main() { return KErrNone; }

It's the header that counts, not the code.

[tham_001]

The test program should do something because in case it is installable, I want to execute the code to verify that the capability is really granted.

[cdavies]

All right, how about:

TInt E32Main()
{
RProcess me;
return me.HasCapability(ECapabilityDRM) ? KErrNone : KErrPermissionDenied;
}

Seems a bit odd to me though, it isn't like the executable is going to transmute to not having DRM after you've built it.

[tham_001]

I just wanna make sure that the execution will be ok (i.e. no error code) and no panic will be raised and such.

thanks for your quick replies!