Portable information terminal and program
AssigneeHitachi Solutions, Ltd.
InventorTomoki Yada
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AssigneeHitachi Solutions, Ltd.
InventorTomoki Yada
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Configuration information of a portable information terminal can only be changed by reliable applications. A ROM area stores a first inter-process communication function unit that partially constitutes a first administrative application having an administrative privilege and is capable of transmitting information to and from other applications, and an authentication application name that partially constitutes the first administrative application and is used to authenticate an application that is a source of transmission of information, and an application name, a shared name, and a signature of a second administrative application having no administrative privilege. A RAM area stores an application name, a shared name, and an ID of an installed application and is managed via an OS. The first inter-process communication function unit authenticates an application, which is the source of transmission of the information, using a shared name corresponding to the ID of the application and the authentication application name.
A portable information terminal comprising:
A program for causing a computer mounted on a portable information terminal, the portable information terminal including a ROM area that stores (1) a first inter-process communication function unit that partially constitutes a first administrative application program having an administrative privilege and is capable of transmitting information to and from other application programs, (2) an authentication application name that partially constitutes the first administrative application and is used to authenticate an application program that is a source of transmission of information, (3) a second administrative application program having no administrative privilege, and (4) an application name, a shared name, and a signature of the second administrative application program, and a RAM area that stores an application name, a shared name, and an ID of an installed application program and is managed via an OS (Operation System), to function as the first inter-process communication function unit to execute:
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