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Platform security of S60 third Edition application

How do I know that platform security abilities my S60 3rd Edition application needs?

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The Help documentation within the S60 3rd Edition SDKs gives general guidance on that platform security abilities are needed for different APIs. The abilities that an application needs can be confirmed into the S60 emulator. While the option "Enable EPOCWIND, OUT Logging" is chosen in the emulator and the PlatSecDiagnostics is put ON in epoc.ini, a log file is formed in the Windows "temp" folder termed as epocwind.out that has information about the abilities required. The information is a warning message signified that a capability is required.

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