ADF Mobile Deployment Profile Properties - Android Options Page

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Use to set the basic information for the application deployment profile and also to set the signing options. More

Application Bundle ID
If needed, override the application name set for this application in adfmf-application.xml. Enter an application name as a Java-style package name, which contains two parts, each separated by a dot (.). How?

Application Archive Name
If needed, override the application name entered in adfmf-application.xml. ADF Mobile uses this value as the name of the Android archive file (the .apk file) that it creates when you deploy an application.

Version Name
The release version of the application code that displays for the user. How?

Version Code
Select an integer value that represents the version of the application code, which is checked programatically by other applications for upgrades or downgrades. The minimum and default value is 1. You can select any value and increment it by 1 for each successive release. How?

Source Files
Select the JDK-compatibility level that specifies when the deployment runs the javac tool to compile the Android-generated file for referencing application resources, R.java, using the javac -source option. The default value is 1.5. How?

Class Files
Select the JDK-compatibility level for the compiled .class files that specifies when the deployment runs the javac tool to compile the Android-generated file for referencing application resources, R.java, using the javac -target option. The default value is 1.5. How?

Character Encoding
Select the native-encoding name that controls how the compiler interprets characters beyond the ASCII character set. The default is UTF-8. How?

Zip Alignment Optimization
Select the byte alignment (32-bit, the default, or 64-bit). Selecting 32-bit provides 4-byte boundary alignment. How?

Target SDK API Level
Select the intended API Level on which the application is designed to run. The minimum and default value is API Level 9, which corresponds to the Android 2.3.n platform. How?

Minimum SDK API Level
Select the minimum API Level on which the application is designed to run. The minimum and default value is API Level 9, which corresponds to the Android 2.3.n platform. How?

Verbose Output
Select for verbose-level logging. How?

Build Mode
Select the build type that is appropriate to the deployment.

Debug
Select for developing and testing an application on an Android emulator or Android-powered device. This option enables you to deploy an application on the Android platform without having to provide a private key, but instead use the debug keystore and key that is generated when you configure the signing options in the Platforms preference page. More

Release
Select for applications that are targeted to end users through an application marketplace, such as Google Play, or from a download site. The deployment uses the release signing crendentials configured in the Platforms preferences page. More