Android

• Install Wisej Mobile from the Google Play Store.

• Add the Wisej-2-MobileIntegration NuGet package to your Wisej project.

• Register a new endpoint in the Wisej Mobile Portal.

iOS

• Install Wisej Mobile from TestFlight.

• Add the Wisej-2-MobileIntegration NuGet package to your Wisej project.

• Register a new endpoint in the Wisej Mobile Portal.

Registering an Endpoint

The Wisej Mobile Portal application uses a portal to manage multiple Wisej applications.

Add a New Application

1. Click the + button in the Wisej Mobile Android or iOS app.

2. Enter an App Name.

3. Enter the App URL.

Delete an Application

1. Select the ... beside any registered app.

2. Select Delete.

Bind App on Startup

1. Select Bind from the TabBar.

2. Enter the Application URL.

3. Select Bind App.

Example Usage

How Wisej Mobile Works

Wisej Mobile unifies development for Android, iOS, and Wisej into a single API that allows for a simplified development experience, while additionally providing access to native capabilities on each device.

In a Wisej Mobile app, you write code that primarily interacts with the Wisej Mobile API. Wisej Mobile then translates these calls into native app code that executes directly on the device.

Who Wisej Mobile is For

Wisej Mobile is for developers who want to:

• Build powerful cross-platform web and mobile applications, fast.

• Write applications in native C# / VB using a single shared code-base in Visual Studio.

• Utilize native functionality such as document scanning, native UI components, and more.

API

The full Wisej Mobile API can be found here.

Legend

Features

Wisej mobile provides a toolkit for developing hybrid native applications in a familiar environment using C# and .NET. The package uses native XCode and Android Studio projects (not Xamarin or Maui).

The package leverages native functionality from the device such as:

Feature Requests

The projects contained in this repository are open, meaning that we will keep adding, fixing, changing, and expanding them according to the requirements of our Technology Partners.

Support is available for developers using the Wisej mobile integration package via their Technology Partner GitHub repository where they can create an issue. Alternatively, developers can open an issue in the mobile integration repository available at https://github.com/iceteagroup/Wisej-Ext-MobileIntegration. You can also contact Wisej support at support@wisej.com.

Hardware Features

Biometric Authentication

Biometric authentication is a form of security that uses the biometric features of a user to identify and validate a user. Android and iOS both implement a form of this for user-identification.

Document Scanning

Using VisionKit in iOS, devices can leverage the built-in document scanner to upload documents to their Wisej application.

The Android version includes a custom implementation.

Haptic Feedback

Haptic feedback uses touch as a means to communicate with users. It applies forces, vibrations, or motions to the user.

Haptic Feedback Types

• Error: Play when a user performs an error.

• Success: Play when a user performs a successful action.

• Warning: Play when you want to warn the user of an action.

Near-field Communication (NFC)

Near-Field-Communication is a set of communication protocols that allows the communication of two electronic devices. This protocol is often used for contactless payment systems.‌

Sensors

As the system gathers information using various sensors on a device, the raw data can be monitored and used in the Wisej application.

Software Features

Audio

By default, iOS Safari does not allow auto-playing audio. The native integration disables this “feature”, so developers can play sounds on button clicks or any event after the first DOM interaction.

Native Popups

Native popups show users relevant in-app information that often request some form of feedback such as a selection or text entry.‌

Push Notifications

Push notifications are user-facing messages that display important information to the user about a specific application.‌

Permissions

When using certain device capabilities, it may be required to request the specified permission from the user of the device before proceeding.

Device Permission Types

• Camera: Required to use the device’s camera.

• Location: Required to access the device’s location.

• Microphone: Required to access the device’s microphone.

• Photos: Required to access the device’s photo library natively.

Screen Brightness

The brightness of the screen can be controlled through the Wisej application.

Screen Timeout

The timeout of the screen display can be controlled through the Wisej application.

Status Bar

The status bar appears on the top edge of the device's screen. It displays useful information about the time, network connectivity, and more.

Tab Bar

A tab bar is a graphical element that appears at the bottom of the user's screen. It provides an interface for quickly switching between different parts of an application.

Toolbar

The toolbar is a graphical control that features buttons, icons, and other elements to interact with the user.‌

Namespace: Wisej.Web.Ext.MobileIntegration

Assembly: Wisej.Web.Ext.MobileIntegration (2.5.0.0)

Provides methods for interacting with the device's NFC reader and writer.

public class NFC

Public Class NFC

Constructors

NFC()

Methods

ReadNFC()

Reads messages from NFC devices.

Returns: String.

Throws:

• DeviceException Occurs when the device is not able to read the data from the NFC-enabled device. See ErrorCode and Reason.

WriteNFC(message)

Writes the specified message to the NFC device.

Returns: String.

Throws:

• DeviceException Occurs when the device is not able to write the data to the NFC-enabled device. See ErrorCode and Reason.

Namespace: Wisej.Web.Ext.MobileIntegration

Assembly: Wisej.Web.Ext.MobileIntegration (2.5.0.0)

Provides methods for displaying popups to the user.

public class Popups

Public Class Popups

Constructors

Popups()

Methods

Alert(title, message, options)

Displays a native alert box with the specified configuration.

Returns: String. The result of the alert.

Throws:

• DeviceException Occurs when the device cannot show the alert. See ErrorCode and Reason.

Displays a native prompt with a set of options for the user to click.

Returns: String. The result of the prompt.

Throws:

• DeviceException Occurs when the device cannot show the prompt. See ErrorCode and Reason.

Shows the UIActivityViewController on iOS.

Starts a ColorPicker activity that will fire the

Shows a date picker with the specified configuration.

Returns: Nullable<DateTime>. The result of the picker operation or null if an error occurred.

Throws:

• DeviceException Occurs when the device cannot show the picker. See ErrorCode and Reason.

Namespace: Wisej.Web.Ext.MobileIntegration

Assembly: Wisej.Web.Ext.MobileIntegration (2.5.0.0)

The mode displayed by the date picker.

public enum PickerModes : Enum

Public Enum PickerModes As [Enum]

Fields

Used By

Namespace: Wisej.Web.Ext.MobileIntegration

Assembly: Wisej.Web.Ext.MobileIntegration (2.5.0.0)

Provides functionality related to the device's camera.

public class Camera

Public Class Camera

Constructors

Camera()

Methods

ScanDocument(compressionQuality)

Detects and scans documents using the camera.

Returns: Image[]. An array Image objects containing the documents.

Throws:

• DeviceException Occurs when the device fails to scan documents. See ErrorCode and Reason.

SetFlashlight(on)

Toggles the device's flashlight.

Throws:

• DeviceException Occurs when the device fails to toggle the flashlight. See ErrorCode and Reason.

Allows the user to take a picture using the device's camera.

Returns: Image. The resulting image

Throws:

• DeviceException Occurs when the device cannot take a picture. See ErrorCode and Reason.

Allows the user to take a video using the device's camera.

Returns: String. The video's base64 encoded URL

Throws:

• DeviceException Occurs when the device cannot record a video. See ErrorCode and Reason.

Namespace: Wisej.Web.Ext.MobileIntegration

Assembly: Wisej.Web.Ext.MobileIntegration (2.5.0.0)

Available device permission types.

public enum PermissionType : Enum

Public Enum PermissionType As [Enum]

Fields

Used By

Namespace: Wisej.Web.Ext.MobileIntegration

Assembly: Wisej.Web.Ext.MobileIntegration (2.5.0.0)

Represents the method that will handle the event.

Parameters

Fired By

Namespace: Wisej.Web.Ext.MobileIntegration

Assembly: Wisej.Web.Ext.MobileIntegration (2.5.0.0)

Indicates the type of authentication available on the device.

Fields

Used By

Namespace: Wisej.Web.Ext.MobileIntegration

Assembly: Wisej.Web.Ext.MobileIntegration (2.5.0.0)

Provides data to the event.

Constructors

DeviceEventArgs(args)

Initializes a new instance of .

Properties

Data

: Returns the additional data received with the event.

Orientation

: Returns the current device orientation.

Target

Used By

Namespace: Wisej.Web.Ext.MobileIntegration

Assembly: Wisej.Web.Ext.MobileIntegration (2.5.0.0)

The different style modes available to the device.

Fields

Used By

Namespace: Wisej.Web.Ext.MobileIntegration

Assembly: Wisej.Web.Ext.MobileIntegration (2.5.0.0)

Provides methods for interacting with the device's sensors.

public class Sensors

Public Class Sensors

Constructors

Sensors()

Methods

StartAccelerometer()

Starts accelerometer updates.

Throws:

• DeviceException Occurs when the device cannot start the accelerometer. See ErrorCode and Reason.

StartGyro()

Starts gyroscope updates.

Throws:

• DeviceException Occurs when the device cannot start the gyroscope. See ErrorCode and Reason.

Starts magnetometer updates.

Throws:

• DeviceException Occurs when the device cannot start the magnetometer. See ErrorCode and Reason.

Stops accelerometer updates.

Stops gyroscope updates.

Stops magnetometer updates.

Namespace: Wisej.Web.Ext.MobileIntegration

Assembly: Wisej.Web.Ext.MobileIntegration (2.5.0.0)

• Component

  • Device

Represents the user's mobile device. The Wisej application interacts with the device through this class.

public class Device : Component

Public Class Device
    Inherits Component

Properties

HasUserData

Boolean: Checks if the UserData dynamic object was created and has any value.

Info

DeviceInfo: Returns the DeviceInfo object containing information related to the user's mobile device.

Screen

DeviceScreen: Returns the DeviceScreen object containing the information related to the mobile device's screen.

Statusbar

DeviceStatusbar: Returns the DeviceStatusbar object representing the statusbar on the mobile device.

DeviceTabBar: Returns the DeviceTabBar object representing the tabBar on the mobile device.

DeviceToolbar: Returns the DeviceToolbar object representing the toolbar on the mobile device.

UserDataDictionary<String, Object>: Returns a dynamic object that can be used to store custom data in relation to the device. The data is persistent and can be accessed across different applications.

The data is serialized and deserialized using JSONConvert before and after retrieval from the device.

Boolean: Verifies that the application is running inside the mobile container.

Methods

Asks the device to authenticate the user using biometrics if available, or the device's passcode.

Throws:

• DeviceException Occurs when the device did not successfully authenticate the user. See ErrorCode and Reason.

Posts a message to the device.

Posts a message to the device and enters the modal state waiting for the response.

Returns: DeviceResponse. The response from the device.

Requests the specified permission from the device if access hasn't already been granted.

Returns: Boolean.

Throws:

• DeviceException Occurs when the permission could not be requested. See ErrorCode and Reason.

Specifies the background color of the device frame.

Triggers notification feedback on the device.

Events

DeviceEventHandler Fired when there's an update from the device's accelerometers.

DeviceEventHandler Fired when the back button is pressed on the device (Android only).

EventHandler Fired when the mobile application is sent to the background.

DeviceEventHandler Fired when the brightness of the device's screen changes.

DeviceEventHandler Fired when the device sends an event back to the application.

EventHandler Fired when the mobile application is brought to the foreground.

DeviceEventHandler Fired when there's an update from the device's gyroscope.

DeviceEventHandler Fired when there's an update from the device's magnetometer.

DeviceEventHandler Fired when a screen gets removed from the device

DeviceEventHandler Fired when the orientation of the device changes.

DeviceEventHandler Fired when a device permission value changes.

DeviceEventHandler Fired when the device receives a push notification.

DeviceEventHandler Fired when the device gets attached to a new screen

DeviceEventHandler Fired when a screen gets removed from the device

DeviceEventHandler Fired when the selected color of a ColorPicker window changes.

DeviceEventHandler Fired when the device is shaken.

DeviceEventHandler Fired when the device subscribes to remote notifications and receives a remote token

EventHandler Fired when the mobile application is terminated.

Namespace: Wisej.Web.Ext.MobileIntegration

Assembly: Wisej.Web.Ext.MobileIntegration (2.5.0.0)

Represents the screen of the mobile device.

public class DeviceScreen

Public Class DeviceScreen

Properties

Brightness

Int32: Returns or sets the brightness of the screen as a percentage.

IdleTimerDisabled

Boolean: Returns or sets whether the idle timer locks the device.

Orientation

OrientationType: Returns or sets the orientation types allowed for the device.

Size

Size: Returns the size of the screens in pixels.

Namespace: Wisej.Web.Ext.MobileIntegration

Assembly: Wisej.Web.Ext.MobileIntegration (2.5.0.0)

Indicates the physical orientation of the device.

public enum DeviceOrientation : Enum

Public Enum DeviceOrientation As [Enum]

Fields

Used By

Namespace: Wisej.Web.Ext.MobileIntegration

Assembly: Wisej.Web.Ext.MobileIntegration (2.5.0.0)

Represent an option in the popup shown to the user.

public class DevicePopupOption : IWisejSerializable

Public Class DevicePopupOption
    Inherits IWisejSerializable

Constructors

DevicePopupOption(name, text)

Initializes a new DevicePopupOption.

Properties

Name

String: The name of the option.

Text

String: Text to display to the user.

DevicePromptOptionType: Option type.

Namespace: Wisej.Web.Ext.MobileIntegration

Assembly: Wisej.Web.Ext.MobileIntegration (2.5.0.0)

Represents the statusbar of the mobile device.

Properties

BackColor

: Returns or sets the background color of the statusbar.

ForeColor

: Returns or sets the text color of the statusbar.

Visible

: Returns or sets whether the statusbar is visible on the device.

Methods

BeginUpdate()

Ends updating mode and updates the client device.

Namespace: Wisej.Web.Ext.MobileIntegration

Assembly: Wisej.Web.Ext.MobileIntegration (2.5.0.0)

Represent the information related to the user mobile device.

Properties

AppVersion

: The app version of the connected device.

AuthenticationType

: The type of authentication supported by the device.

Camera

: A value indicating whether the application has permission to use the camera.

DeviceToken

: An alphanumeric string that uniquely identifies a device for remote notifications.

ID

Namespace: Wisej.Web.Ext.MobileIntegration

Assembly: Wisej.Web.Ext.MobileIntegration (2.5.0.0)

Determines the type of the .

Fields

Used By

Namespace: Wisej.Web.Ext.MobileIntegration

Assembly: Wisej.Web.Ext.MobileIntegration (2.5.0.0)

Represents a possible screen orientation.

Fields

Used By

Namespace: Wisej.Web.Ext.MobileIntegration

Assembly: Wisej.Web.Ext.MobileIntegration (2.5.0.0)

Represents a response from the native device.

Constructors

DeviceResponse()

Creates a new instance of .

DeviceResponse(value, status)

Creates a new instance of with the given arguments.

Fields

Namespace: Wisej.Web.Ext.MobileIntegration

Assembly: Wisej.Web.Ext.MobileIntegration (2.5.0.0)

Represents the methods that handle the event.

Parameters

Fired By

Namespace: Wisej.Web.Ext.MobileIntegration

Assembly: Wisej.Web.Ext.MobileIntegration (2.5.0.0)

Represents a button in the .

Constructors

Button()

Properties

Icon

: Returns or sets the icon displayed in the button.

IconSource

: Returns or sets the icon displayed in the button.

Selected

: Returns or sets whether the button is selected in the tabbar.

Namespace: Wisej.Web.Ext.MobileIntegration

Assembly: Wisej.Web.Ext.MobileIntegration (2.5.0.0)

Represents a button in the Toolbar.

public enum ButtonType : Enum

Public Enum ButtonType As [Enum]

Fields

Used By

Namespace: Wisej.Web.Ext.MobileIntegration

Assembly: Wisej.Web.Ext.MobileIntegration (2.5.0.0)

Represents the color of the Device's Statusbar.

public enum StatusBarForeColor : Enum

Public Enum StatusBarForeColor As [Enum]

Fields

Used By

Namespace: Wisej.Web.Ext.MobileIntegration

Assembly: Wisej.Web.Ext.MobileIntegration (2.5.0.0)

Represents the native toolbar on the mobile device.

public class DeviceToolbar

Public Class DeviceToolbar

Properties

BackColor

Color: Returns or sets the background color of the toolbar.

Buttons

Button[]: Returns or sets the collection of toolbar buttons.

Color

Color: Returns or sets the text color of the items in the toolbar.

Visible

Boolean: Returns or sets whether the toolbar is visible on the device.

Events

ClickEventHandler Fired when the user clicks a toolbar button.

Namespace: Wisej.Web.Ext.MobileIntegration

Assembly: Wisej.Web.Ext.MobileIntegration (2.5.0.0)

Indicates the type of notification feedback to use on the device.

public enum DeviceVibrationType : Enum

Public Enum DeviceVibrationType As [Enum]

Fields

Used By

Namespace: Wisej.Web.Ext.MobileIntegration

Assembly: Wisej.Web.Ext.MobileIntegration (2.5.0.0)

Represents the methods that handle the Click event.

public delegate void ClickEventHandler(Object sender, ClickEventArgs e)

Public Delegate Sub ClickEventHandler(ByVal sender As [Object], ByVal e As ClickEventArgs)

Parameters

Fired By

Namespace: Wisej.Web.Ext.MobileIntegration

Assembly: Wisej.Web.Ext.MobileIntegration (2.5.0.0)

Represents a button in the Toolbar.

public class Button : IWisejSerializable

Public Class Button
    Inherits IWisejSerializable

Constructors

Button()

Properties

Icon

Image: Returns or sets the icon displayed in the button.

IconSource

String: Returns or sets the icon displayed in the button.

Text

String: Returns or sets the text of the button.

ButtonType: Returns or sets the type of button to display in the toolbar.

Int32: Returns or sets the width of the button.

Namespace: Wisej.Web.Ext.MobileIntegration

Assembly: Wisej.Web.Ext.MobileIntegration (2.5.0.0)

Represents the event data sent with the Selected event.

public class SelectedEventArgs : EventArgs

Public Class SelectedEventArgs
    Inherits EventArgs

Constructors

SelectedEventArgs(button)

Initializes a new instance of SelectedEventArgs.

Properties

Button

Button: Returns the selected button.

Used By

Features

• Custom Theme

• Flashlight

• Device Background Color

• Accelerometer

• Gyroscope

• Magnetometer

• Color Pickers

• Progress Bar

• User Data

• Activity View (iOS Only)

• Native Popups

• Biometric Authentication

• Near-field Communication (NFC)

• Back-Button (Android only)

• Native Toolbar

• Native TabBar

• Device Screen Controls

Namespace: Wisej.Web.Ext.MobileIntegration

Assembly: Wisej.Web.Ext.MobileIntegration (2.5.0.0)

Represents the event data sent with the event.

Constructors

ClickEventArgs(button)

Initializes a new instance of .

Properties

Button

: Returns the clicked button.

Used By

Features

• Custom Theme

• TabBar Integration

• Device Background Color

• Device Storage Read / Write

iOS Native

Xcode (Swift)

Developers can debug the native iOS package by attaching a running instance of the application on XCode.

Debugging the Browser (HTML / CSS / JS)

Developers can attach the native application’s WKWebView instance to Safari in macOS.

Android Native

Android Studio (Java)

Developers can debug the native Android package by attaching a running instance of the application to Android Studio.

Debugging the Browser (HTML / CSS / JS)

Developers can attach the native application’s WebView instance to Chrome in Windows or macOS.

Debug Wisej

You can test and debug your Wisej application within Visual Studio using Local IIS.

Show a Console

When debugging a Wisej application, Application.ShowConsole can be set to true to show an in-browser console.

The console shows a complete list of messages from the browser and a textbox for command execution.

Namespace: Wisej.Web.Ext.MobileIntegration

Assembly: Wisej.Web.Ext.MobileIntegration (2.5.0.0)

Represents the native TabBar on the mobile device.

Properties

BackColor

: Returns or sets the background color of the TabBar.

Buttons

: Returns or sets the collection of TabBar buttons.

Color

: Returns or sets the text color of the items in the TabBar.

SelectedColor

: Returns or sets the text color of the selected item in the TabBar.

Visible

Methods

Updates the tabBar on the device.

Events

The configuration file located within the native Android and iOS projects offers several options for defining the behavior of the native apps.

Properties

allowedHosts

String[]: Provides a list of domains that can be accessed within the native app. All other domains will open a separate browser instance.

showErrorAlertBox

Boolean: When enabled, provides a popup for escaping invalid navigation requests.

startupUrl

String: The URL to load when the application is initialized.

urlScheme

String: Provides a customizable URL scheme for handling data requests within the application.

Publishing the Wisej Mobile packages to the app store is the same as for any other Xcode or Android Studio project.

The Basics

Android

• Android APK

• Android Developer Account

iOS

• iOS Build Package

• Apple Developer Account (Individual or Enterprise)

Generating the Build

Android

After you build and sign the release version of your app, the next step is to upload it to Google Play to inspect, test, and publish your app. Before you get started, you might want to make sure you satisfy the following:

1. If you haven't already done so, enroll into Play App Signing, which is the recommended way to upload and sign your app. If you build and upload an Android App Bundle, you must enroll in app Play App Signing.

After you've met the requirements above, go ahead and upload your app to the Play Console:

iOS

To use any of the distribution methods, you first create an archive of your app. An archive is a build of your app, including debugging information, that Xcode stores in a bundle.

In the main window of your Xcode project, choose a target and a build-only device or real device from the Scheme toolbar menu. If the target is a simulator, you can’t create an archive. Then, choose Product > Archive to build the target, and create the archive that will appear in the Archives organizer.

You can open the Archives organizer directly by choosing Window > Organizer. If you want to confirm your app is ready to submit to TestFlight or the App Store without submitting it yet, select your archive and then click Validate App. Xcode will perform a limited, automated initial validation of the app and provide feedback.

Self-Hosting with Wisej Mobile allows developers to manage their own native Wisej Mobile applications for Android and iOS.

What's Included

• Wisej Mobile iOS GitHub Repository

  • XCode Project

• Wisej Mobile Android GitHub Repository

  • Android Studio Project

Feature Requests & Support

Basic questions can be asked through the Wisej Support Forum or Email.

Responsive design is an approach to web design that makes web pages render well on a variety of devices and window or screen sizes from minimum to maximum display size. Wisej provides several tools to simplify this usually complex process.

Viewport

The browser's viewport is the area of the window in which web content can be seen. This is often not the same size as the rendered page, in which case the browser provides scrollbars for the user to scroll around and access all the content.

A typical mobile-optimized site contains something like the following:

<!-- Add to Default.html -->
<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1">

The above viewport still allows the user to zoom in and out by pinching. If you want to disable zoom, add the following viewport.

<!-- Add to Default.html -->
<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1, user-scalable=no">

Client Profiles

Client Profiles are a set of device-related properties associated to a name that are matched to the client device when the page is loaded or the browser is resized.

Responsive Properties

Wisej supports a unique system of "responsive properties" in order to enable an application to adapt its UI to the client browser without being limited to CSS media selectors and styles.

Local and push notifications are great for keeping users informed with timely and relevant content, whether your app is running in the background or inactive. Notifications can display a message, play a distinctive sound, or update a badge on your app icon.

Requirements

• Wisej Mobile Self-Hosted or Managed Package

Android

• Server Authorization Key

iOS

• .p12 Certificate for the app bundle

• Bundle Identifier (i.e. com.itg.wisej.mobile)

Usage

• Wisej Application with Wisej-2-MobileIntegration NuGet package.

Get the Device's Notification Token

private void Page1_Load(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
    Device.SubscribedNotification += Device_SubscribedNotification;
}

private void Device_SubscribedNotifications(object sender, DeviceEventArgs e)
{
    // e.Data is the remote notification token.
    var token = e.Data;
    
    // updated token also available in:
    var token = Device.Info.DeviceToken;
}

Sending a Push Notification (Android)

private void PushNotification(string title, string message, int badge)
{
	var serverKey = File.ReadAllText(Application.MapPath("Data/ServerAuthKey.lic"));
	NotificationResponse result = NotificationManager.PushAndroid(serverKey, new
	{
		to = Device.Info.DeviceToken,
		notification = new
		{
			badge = badge,
			title = title,
			body = message,
		}
	});
	AlertBox.Show(result.ToString());
}

Sending a Push Notification (iOS)

private void PushNotification(string title, string message, int badge)
{
	var certPath = Application.MapPath("Data\\Certificates.p12");
	NotificationResponse result = NotificationManager.PushiOS("com.Wisej.Mobile.Demo", new string[] { Device.Info.DeviceToken }, certPath, "", new
	{
		aps = new
		{
			alert = new
			{
				title = title,
				body = message,
			},
			badge = badge
		}
	});
	AlertBox.Show(result.ToString());
}

Deploying an application using Wisej Mobile requires publishing the native XCode and Android Studio projects to a public or private app store.

Public Deployment

Public deployment for Wisej Mobile applications takes place on the Google Play Store (Android) or the Apple App Store (iOS).

Apps can be uploaded to their respective distribution platform from the Android Studio and XCode Development Studios.

Private Deployment

Private deployments require more setup than traditional public apps.

For iOS, this requires configuring a service like Apple Business Manager.

For Android, this requires configuring Android Enterprise.

Apple Business Manager

Apple Business Manager is a web-based portal for IT administrators to deploy iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, Apple TV, and Mac all from one place. Working seamlessly with your mobile device management (MDM) solution, Apple Business Manager makes it easy to automate device deployment, purchase apps and distribute content, and create Managed Apple IDs for employees.

Devices

Apple Business Manager enables automated device enrollment, giving organizations a fast, streamlined way to deploy corporate-owned Apple devices and enroll in MDM without having to physically touch or prepare each device.

Content

Apple Business Manager enables organizations to easily buy content in volume. Whether your workforce uses iPhone, iPad, or Mac, you can provide great content that’s ready for work with flexible and secure distribution options.

People

Apple Business Manager provides organizations with the ability to create and manage accounts for employees that integrate with existing infrastructure and provide access to Apple apps and services as well as Apple Business Manager.

Android Enterprise

A managed version of Google Play is used by enterprises and their employees to access a rich ecosystem of work and productivity apps. Managed Google Play allows enterprises to securely deploy free apps to their employees in bulk.

Android's built-in management features enable IT admins to fully manage devices used exclusively for work. For personal devices and personally enabled work devices, admins can create and manage a separate work profile. Apps in managed Google Play are installed in the work profile, giving admins full control over the app and its data. Any apps or data outside the work profile remain private to the user.

Private apps are apps that are distributed to your organization only. They don't appear on the public Play Store. Private apps are a great way for enterprises to use all the power and scale of Google Play to deploy internal apps securely and privately.

There's also an API to publish a private app for an enterprise. To learn more, read Publish a private app.

Testing

TestFlight makes it easy to invite users to test your apps and App Clips and collect valuable feedback before releasing your apps on the iOS App Store. You can invite up to 10,000 testers using just their email address or by sharing a public link.

Quickly distribute your Android builds to a small set of trusted testers without the need to wait for app reviews with the Google Play Console. Integrate with build qualification processes before promoting to more users.

Managed Hosting of Wisej Mobile Native apps allows Wisej developers to focus on what they're good at, C# / VB.NET development.

With managed hosting, the headaches of native application deployments are dealt with by the professionals at Ice Tea Group.

What's Included

• Custom iOS GitHub Repository

  • Customized XCode build of Wisej Mobile for your Wisej application.

• Custom Android GitHub Repository

  • Customized Android Studio build of Wisej Mobile for your Wisej application.

• Remote Notification Credentials & Setup

• Public / Private Deployment of your Wisej Mobile Applications (Android / iOS)

What We Need

• Application Icons

• Application Startup URL

• Basic Deployment Information

We'll take care of the rest.

Feature Requests & Support

Basic questions can be asked through the Android and iOS repositories.