Developing for Cordova
improve this page | report issueDevelop your Cordova applications by following the tutorials bellow: set-up your development environment, experience the product and add value by integrating with Mobile Foundation 8.0 offerings.
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Use SDKs & APIs
Add Security
Measure & Engage
Product Overview
Learn about the Mobile Foundation offering.- Main Capabilities
- Product Components
- System Requirements
- Licensing in MobileFirst Server
- Matrix of features and platforms
- Accessibility features for IBM Mobile Foundation
- Release Notes
Installation and Configuration
Set up your development environment to work with IBM Mobile Foundation.- Setting up the MobileFirst development environment
- Setting up the Cordova development environment
- Using the MobileFirst Operations Console
Quick Start
Get a feel of Mobile Foundation.Adding the MobileFirst SDK
Add the Mobile Foundation SDK to your Cordova or Native iOS, Android, Windows 8.1 Universal or Windows 10 UWP application.Developing Applications
Learn to use MobileFirst APIs: Direct Update, JSONStore, WLResourceRequest, Client-side translation, debugging applications, Developer CLI and more...- Mobile Foundation SDK development in Cordova applications
- Using MobileFirst CLI to manage MobileFirst artifacts
- Using the MobileFirst CLI in Eclipse
- Resource request from JavaScript (Cordova, Web) applications
- JSONStore in Cordova applications
- JSONStore security utilities
- JSONStore code examples
- Client-side log collection
- Using Direct Update in Cordova Applications
- Multilingual translation of JavaScript (Cordova, Web) applications
- Debugging JavaScript (Cordova, Web) applications
- Simple Data Sharing
Developing Adapters
Develop server-side code to integrate with enterprise back-end systems and cloud services.- Adapters overview
- Creating Java and JavaScript adapters
- JavaScript adapters
- Java Adapters
- Developing Adapters in IDEs
- Testing and debugging adapters
- Server-side log collection
- Advanced adapter usage and mashup
- Integrating with Cloudant using an adapter
Authentication and Security
Add various layers of protection to your applications.- Authorization concepts
- Creating a Security Check
- CredentialsValidationSecurityCheck
- UserAuthenticationSecurityCheck
- ExternalizableSecurityCheck
- Step Up Authentication
- Enrollment
- LTPA Security Check
- Confidential Clients
- Protecting External Resources
- Application Authenticity
- Configuring Device Single Sign-On
- Certificate Pinning
- Configuring the MobileFirst Server Keystore
Notifications
Send notifications with IBM Mobile Foundation.- Notifications Overview
- Sending Notifications
- Handling Push Notifications in Cordova applications
- Handling SMS Notifications in Cordova applications
- Setting Up Analytics Support for Push Notifications
- Push Service REST APIs
Analytics
Monitor deployed applications and adapters, gain insight on application usage, find out about errors in the wild and more.- Introduction to IBM MobileFirst Foundation Operational Analytics
- Using Analytics API in client applications
- Using Analytics REST API
- Creating Custom Charts
- Managing Alerts
- Configuring Log Filters
- Scenario Loader
- Push Notifications
- Data Retention and Purging
- Analytics Workflows
Foundation on Bluemix
Deploy Mobile Foundation to the cloud using Bluemix.- Introduction to IBM Mobile Foundation on Bluemix
- Create a MobileFirst Server instance using the Mobile Foundation Bluemix service
- Setting Up the MobileFirst Server on IBM Containers using Scripts on IBM Container Service
- Setting Up the MobileFirst Server on Bluemix using Scripts on Liberty for Java
Troubleshooting common problems
Frequently asked questions and answers.Product integration
Integrate Mobile Foundation 8.0 apps with other IBM productsLast modified on April 07, 2017