Hi all, Thanks for all the advice.
Reading Tizen 3 source has already yielded the following list of objects exposed in the Javascript namespace: tizen.alarm tizen.application tizen.bluetooth tizen.bookmark tizen.calendar tizen.callhistory tizen.contact tizen.Contact tizen.ContactGroup tizen.ContactRef tizen.ContactName tizen.ContactOrganization tizen.ContactWebsite tizen.ContactAnniversary tizen.ContactAccress tizen.ContactPhoneNumber tizen.ContactEmailAddress tizen.Content tizen.datacontrol tizen.datasync tizen.download tizen.filesystem tizen.locale tizen.mediaserver tizen.messageport tizen.messaging tizen.nfc tizen.networkbearerselection tizen.notification tizen.package tizen.power tizen.push tizen.seService tizen.speech tizen.systemsetting tizen.systeminfo tizen.time tizen.vehicle tizen.websetting I am struck by the Contact objects all appearing as second-level under tizen, as opposed to being grouped under tizen.contact; I wonder why they are different. Anyway, while the link https://developer.tizen.org/help/index.jsp?topic=%2Forg.tizen.web.device.api is helpful for developer documentation, what I am looking for is more along the lines of a dependency tree, i.e. something saying that tizen.vehicle depends on automotive message broker, or that tizen.bluetooth depends on bluez. To that end, I appreciate the suggestion to use rpm. The command: rpm -q --requires wrt-plugins-ivi yields a moderate list of libraries, of which the relevant ones appear to be libwrt-plugins-tizen-mediaserver-impl.so libwrt-plugins-tizen-speech-impl.so libwrt-plugins-tizen-vehicle-impl.so which provide the interfaces supporting tizen.mediaserver, tizen.speech, and tizen.vehicle respectively. (This is the simpler example; wrt-plugins-tizen has a much longer list of libraries, some of which support the rest of the namespace.) So far so good, but this is where I get stuck. I do not know what commands to give rpm in order for it to tell me what underlying packages are used by, for example, libwrt-plugins-tizen-vehicle-impl.so. I think it relies on the various automotive-message-broker rpms, but I am unable to find an rpm command which will tell me that tizen.vehicle is in any way reliant on AMB. Is rpm able to do this? What rpm command should I be using? Thanks, Steve Gerken ------------------- Linux Developer MSX, as broker for Jaguar Land Rover One World Trade Center, 121 SW Salmon Street, 11th Floor, Portland, Oregon, 97204 Email: [email protected]
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