Appeon Workspace User Guide
Introduction to Appeon Workspace

Appeon Workspace is designed to run on various mobile OS and mobile devices. See the following table for details.

You can add as many apps as you like to Appeon Workspace, with the application icon, name, and a brief application description displaying on the Appeon Workspace home screen. This adds better recognition and access to your PowerServer mobile apps. You can flick with your fingers to slide from screen to screen on your device to view your apps when there is more than one screen apps listed on the Appeon Workspace home screen. For detailed instructions on adding/closing/editing/deleting the applications in Appeon Workspace, refer to Running apps in Appeon Workspace.

Appeon Workspace can be viewed in either portrait or landscape orientation -- you just rotate the device to change the orientation. By default, it is initially displayed in the orientation you hold your device.

Appeon Workspace adds extra security to applications. In AEM, you can configure whether a user (an Appeon Workspace Client ID) has access to a particular application. For details, refer to the section called “User Management” in PowerServer Configuration Guide for .NET, the section called “Group Management” in PowerServer Configuration Guide for .NET, and the section called “Client Security” in PowerServer Configuration Guide for .NET or those sections in PowerServer Configuration Guide for J2EE.

Also, in Appeon Workspace, you can enable the SSL Verify Peer option to make the access to applications safer. For details, refer to Validating server SSL certificate.

Appeon Workspace provides a number of configuration options to the mobile application, such as the server connection timeout, the display of titlebar, the display of the advertisement banner, languages, logs etc. For details, refer to Configuring Appeon Workspace.

Appeon Workspace are customizable. You can change Appeon Workspace into your own workspace by customizing the icons, UI texts, workspace banner, languages, etc., in PowerServer Toolkit and publish it to online app stores or distribute it over-the-air. For details, refer to the section called “Customizing and packaging Appeon Workspace” in PowerServer Toolkit User Guide.

Appeon Workspace are capable of running offline applications deployed by PowerServer Toolkit. For details, refer to the section called “Offline Settings” in PowerServer Toolkit User Guide.