CODE EXAMPLE 4-11Trusted OTA Test Description File (Continued)

<TABLE BORDER=1 CLASS=TestDescription> <TR>

<TD> <B>title</B></TD>

<TD> Over-the-Air Test for trusted midlet</TD> </TR>

<TR>

<TD> <B>source</B></TD> <TD> <A HREF=

"midlet/Test_MIDlet.java">midlet/Test_MIDlet.java</A></TD> </TR>

<TR>

<TD> <B>executeClass</B></TD>

<TD> sample.pkg.OTA.Test_MIDlet</TD> </TR>

<TR>

<TD> <B>keywords</B></TD>

<TD> runtime positive trusted ota </TD> <TR>

<TD> <B>remote</B></TD>

<TD> networkAgent: sample.pkg.OTA.OTATest1 -httpServerPort $httpServerPort -testDir $testDir -OTAHandlerClass $OTAHandlerClass

-OTAHandlerArgs $OTAHandlerArgs -signer=$jks.signer "-signerArgs=$jks.signer.args"</TD>

<TR>

<TD> <B>remoteSource</B></TD>

<TD> <A HREF="OTATest1.java">OTATest1.java</TD> </TABLE>

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OTA Test Execution

In FIGURE 4-4, arrows indicate the direction of dataflow between the device and the workstation. The numbered items indicate the sequence and the content of the dataflow.

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