Overview Editor for adfmf-application.xml - Application Page

Application Navigator context menu for adfmf-application.xml then choose OpenApplication

Use to enter the basic information for the ADF Mobile application. More

Name
Enter a name for the application. This is a required field.

Id
Accept the generated, unique ID for the application, or enter an application ID. This is a required field. How?

Description
Enter a brief description of the ADF Mobile application.

Version
Enter the version number of the ADF Mobile application.

Vendor
Enter the name of the vendor who originated the ADF Mobile appliclation.

Lifecycle Event Listener
Click Browse to open the Edit Property dialog, which enables you to enter the fully qualified class name (including the package, such as oracle.adfmf.application) for the event listener. The default event listener class, which you must register manually using the Edit Property dialog, is application.LifeCycleListenerImpl. Because this class starts the JVM, it may not be needed for every ADF Mobile application. More

Navigation
Configure the navigation behavior, appearance, display behavior of the springboard.

Show Navigation Bar on Application Launch
Enables the mobile application to display its navigation bar by default after it is launched.

Show Navigation Bar Toggle Button
Hides the navigation bar when the content of a selected application feature is visible. The navigation bar is shown by default if the show or hide state is not specified by the application feature. More

Springboard
Select the springboard type (if any).

None
Select this option to prevent the mobile application from displaying in the navigation bar. This is the default option.

Default
Select this option to use the springboard file that ships with ADF Mobile.

Custom
Select this option for a customized springboard. The custom springboard can be written as either HTML or ADF Mobile XML. More

Feature
For customized springboards, choose the application feature used as as the custom springboard.

Show Springboard on Application Launch
Select to enable the display of the springboard after the application launches.

Show Springboard Toggle Button
Select from among the display behaviors for the mobile application. More

Springboard Animation
By default, the springboard does not take the entire display, but instead slides from the left, pushing the active content (including application features, the navigation bar, and the Home button) to the right. More

None
Select from among the display behaviors for the mobile application.

Slide Right
Select to enable the springboard to slide from the right, extending to the size (in pixels) designated by Slideout Width.

Slideout Width (in Pixels)
Defines the width of the springboard in pixels. If the springboard does not occupy the entire area of the display, then an active application feature occupies the remainder of the display.