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4/8/2010

This topic describes the recommended Play properties protection status UI to be provided by the FDRM engine.

The following illustration shows an example of the FDRM engine provided UI for content's protection status.

Image Behavior

The following table shows the image behavior for the UI provided by the FDRM engine for the Play properties protection status UI.

Item Behavior

Dialogue Box

Full screen dialogue box

Title Bar

"Play Properties" or "Display Properties" or "Execute Properties" or "Print Properties" (depending on which permission properties page is displayed)

SK1

Done

Closes card. Returns HRESULT=S_OK

Hardware Back

Same as SK1

Note that the 'OK' button (devices running Windows Mobile Professional and Windows Mobile Classic) does the same as SK1.

Text (group 1)

Text (group 2)

"Protection <number>" where number is 1 to total number of rights object with the associated permission in the database.

Note: Display this field only if there is a string name provided by rights issuer to identify that rights object "<rights object name>"

Text (group 3)

"Protection Status:"

Either "Expired"

Or       "Pending"

Or       "Cannot be forwarded"

Or       "Can be forwarded"

Text (group 4)

Note: if this is not a count-based permission, do not display this field at all.

"Remaining Uses:"

Either "Unlimited"

Or       "<remaining number/total number>"

Text (group 5)

Note: if this is an interval-based permission, do not display this field at all.

"Activation Begins:"

"<date>"

Text (group 6)

Note: if this is an interval-based permission, do not display this field at all.

"Activation Ends:"

"<date>"