IBM Worklight An Overview

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1 IBM Worklight An Overview Gal Shachor IBM Distinguished Engineer, Chief Architect Worklight Greg Truty IBM Distinguished Engineer, Chief Architect IBM MobileFirst Amit Ben-Sheffer Head of Product Design IBM Worklight Mobile Platform TMD IBM Corporation

2 Agenda 1 Exploring IBM Worklight 2 Worklight Studio 3 Worklight Application Center 4 Worklight Application Runtime 5 Worklight Console IBM Corporation

3 Offering Portfolio Industry Solutions The image cannot be displayed. Your computer may not have enough memory to open the image, or the image may Banking! Insurance! Retail! Transport! Telecom! Government! Healthcare! Automotive! Strategy & Design Services IBM & Partner Applications Application & Data Platform Management Security Analytic s Development & Integration Services Devices! Network! Servers! Cloud & Managed Services IBM Corporation

4 IBM Worklight: A mobile application platform Speeding the development, integration and management of mobile applications and infrastructure Accelerate Development Web, hybrid, and native development: open, flexible, standard-based, multi-screen/omnichannel Functional testing Development lifecycle tools and integration Facilitate App Security and Trust Server-enforced authentication App authenticity and user-app-device binding Secure and syncable on-device storage App version enforcement Enable User Engagement Unified push and SMS notifications Geolocation and context collections and intelligence Mobile-friendly integration Support Mobile Analytics Efficient acquisition of analytics data Development, operational, and business analytics Offline and online event management integration IBM Worklight goes beyond mobile app UI creation to deliver mobile optimized, standards-based, middleware and tools for enterprisegrade mobile applications and services creation IBM Corporation

5 IBM Worklight: An Overview Studio Leading tools for crossplatform hybrid development that maximize code reuse and enable per-device optimization Operational console Operational management for deployments, version enforcement, and infrastructure access. Operational analytics provide real-time insight into application usage Application center A cross-platform private mobile application store focused on the needs of a development organization or a team Application runtime Cross-platform services for the mobile channel (including client and server components). Client APIs available for both pure native as well as hybrid development IBM Corporation

6 Worklight Components Feedback Management Worklight Studio HTML5, Hybrid, and Native Coding Optimization Framework Integrated Device SDKs 3 rd Party Library Integration WYSIWG Editor and Simulator Functional Testing Build Engine SDKs ios Android Blackberry Windows Phone Windows 8 Java ME Mobile Web Desktop Web 1 Worklight Application Center Development Team Provisioning Enterprise App Provisioning and Governance App Feedback Management Public App Stores 2 Device Runtime Cross-Platform Compatibility Layer Server Integration Framework Encrypted and Syncable Storage Runtime Skins Reporting Location-based for Statistics event and Diagnostics handling Enhanced crash & platform-level exception capture Application Code 3 Enterprise Backend Systems & Cloud Services User Authentication and Mobile Trust Mashups and Service Composition JSON Translation Geolocation Services Adapter Library for Backend Connectivity Worklight Server Stats and Logs Aggregation Client-Side App Resources Direct Update Mobile Web Apps Unified Push Notifications 4 Worklight Console Unified Push and SMS Notification Development and Operational Analytics App Version Management IBM Corporation

7 Platform Support Supported Eclipse Versions Juno 4.2, Indigo 3.7.2, and Helios Supported distributions: Eclipse Classic and Eclipse IDE for Java [EE] developers Supported Mobile OS Android 2.2, 2.3, 4.0, 4.1, 4.2 ios 5, ios 6, ios 6.1 Windows 8, Windows RT, Windows Phone 7.5, 8 BlackBerry 6, 7, 7.1, 10 Java ME MIDP 2.0 Third-party Library Support Apache Cordova (previously PhoneGap) Dojo Mobile jquery Sencha Supported Application Servers WebSphere 7 & 8 (Distributed zlinux) WebSphere 8.5, 8.55 Liberty Profile (included), ND/Base (not included) (Distributed zlinux Mac OS X [development]) Apache Tomcat 7 (Linux Windows Mac OS X [development]) Supported Databases DB2 Enterprise Server Edition v9.7, v10.1 Apache Derby, SDK 10.8 (included), or later Oracle 11g Database server, Standard or Enterprise Editions, release 1 or later MySQL 5.1 See System Requirements for latest version pre-reqs and platform support IBM Corporation

8 Multiple Mobile Application Development Models IBM Corporation

9 Agenda 1 Exploring IBM Worklight 2 Worklight Studio 3 Worklight Application Center 4 Worklight Application Runtime 5 Worklight Console IBM Corporation

10 Worklight Studio Eclipse Based IDE Native, hybrid and standard web development Environment-specific optimization Native development options Runtime skins 3rd-party library integration Worklight Studio HTML5, Hybrid, and Native Coding Optimization Framework Integrated Device SDKs 3 rd Party Library Integration WYSIWG Editor and Simulator Functional Testing Build Engine SDKs ios Android Blackberry Windows Phone Windows 8 Java ME Mobile Web Desktop Web 1 Device SDK integration Access to emulators and debugging tools Supports auto-complete and validation IBM Corporation

11 Preview in Browser Perform device-specific tests in the Mobile Browser Simulator: supports Cordova and Worklight client API IBM Corporation

12 Worklight Studio Common Code Structure common resources serve as the basis for the optimized environments that may be added later. hold resources that are shared by all environments. lib directory stores 3rd party library files for the project js (JavaScript files) auth.js authentication messages.js internationalization myapp.js application code MyApp.html file is initially configured as main file application-descriptor.xml contains reference to "mainfile enable authentication (ondemand, onstartup) worklightrooturl (application URL) environment specific references IBM Corporation

13 Worklight Studio - Environment Optimization JavaScript from an environment folder is appended to the same file in the common folder CSS files from an environment folder will be appended to the CSS files in the common folder HTML files from an environment folder will override files in the common folder images from an environment folder will override files in the common folder IBM Corporation

14 Integrated Device SDKs IBM Corporation

15 Edit within Worklight Studio IBM Corporation

16 Rich Page Editor (WYSIWYG UI Construction) Eclipse perspective for Worklight projects. Optimized layout for hybrid app development Rich page editor: drag-and-drop, palette of components, properties view, beautified outline, and raw editable source code Changes to code automatically apparent in rich page editor, and vice-versa, for quick development Supporting JQuery Mobile and dojox.mobile with a Visual UI Editor IBM Corporation

17 Screen Patterns Based on Re-usable Mobile Patterns New in Worklight out-of-the-box common screen patterns Navigation, search, lists and tables, authentication, configuration panels For jquery Mobile and Dojo Mobile Live preview using the underlying widget library IBM Corporation

18 Worklight Studio - Runtime Skins Skins provide support for multiple form factors in a single executable file for devices of the same OS family. Different screen sizes Different screen densities Different input methods Skins are a sub-variant of an environment packaged in a single app Decision on which skin to use is done by app at runtime Developer-controlled JavaScript file run at app startup determines which skin to load IBM Corporation

19 Build and Deploy as Native Components IBM Corporation

20 New to 6.0: Mobile Functional Test Tools Create, run, and automate tests on mobile applications Improve quality and time-to-value with industry-first app testing Create resilient and code-less test cases Record once, play back on multiple devices Standardized, eclipse based Comprehensive Android and ios, Native and hybrid Complete Recording, editing, and running on mobile devices Resilient Same test runs across multiple devices Also for non-developers Scripts in natural language description New in Worklight 6.0 Deliver consistently high quality across your mobile app portfolio IBM Corporation

21 Functional Testing in Worklight Studio Seamless develop-build-test user experience for the developer Develop a mobile application within Worklight Studio Create a Test Workbench Project Easily add applications to the Test Workbench Project and start recording tests or playing existing tests on the new application s version Beyond Worklight leverage products such as Rational Quality Manager (RQM) and others to plan, track and automate your tests IBM Corporation

22 Dojo Tools: Dojo Builder New in Worklight 6.0 Studio Workspace Preview Build Worklight project Minimal dojo (4 js files + CSS, img) Deploy Speeds development Reduces App Size uses Available via an Full dojo internal server (13,000 files) downloads AMD modules App packages only required dojo files Special console displays Dojo modules actually required by the application IBM Corporation

23 Dojo Tools: AMD API Finder / Module Locator Dojo has hundreds of AMD modules New in Worklight 6.0 Which one has the API or utility I need? IBM Corporation

24 Centralized Build 1. Create an Worklight project and application in Eclipse via Worklight Studio 2. Add a mobile environment of your choosing 3. Add app content Source Code Repository Worklight Build System Worklight Application Center 4. Build and deploy it to the Worklight Server 5. Use the specific environment tools to deploy to the device Eclipse for Android Xcode for ios Visual Studio for Windows Phone Ripple for BlackBerry IBM Corporation

25 Working with External Application Servers New in Worklight 6.0 Liberty application service shipped embedded Worklight plug-in and used as development app server Developers can apps and adapters to an external app server for testing and sharing purposes External Liberty, Tomcat No source code changes to Worklight projects necessary when switching IBM Corporation

26 Worklight Studio: Back-end Integration Secure back-end integration with Worklight Adapters Out of the box support for SQL, HTTP (REST and SOAP), Cast Iron, and JMS Adapters XML-based declarative specification and JavaScript programming Multi-source data mashups and back-end service composition Simplified adapter testing Access to session data and user properties Server-side debugging IBM Corporation

27 Agenda 1 Exploring IBM Worklight 2 Worklight Studio 3 Worklight Application Center 4 Worklight Application Runtime 5 Worklight Console IBM Corporation

28 Application Center The Worklight Application Center enables companies to easily set up an enterprise app store for their enterprise and development teams. The Application Center provides: - Administrators with fine-grained control over the distribution of mobile apps across the enterprise, including ACL and LDAP support; - Employees with a central location for the latest apps needed by their department and optimized for their device; - Developers with an easy way to distribute mobile builds and elicit feedback from development and test team members. Worklight Application Center Development Team Provisioning Enterprise App Provisioning and Governance App Feedback Management Public App Stores IBM Corporation

29 Add an Application IBM Corporation

30 Role Based Administration IBM Corporation

31 Applications Can Be Installed and Favorited New in Worklight IBM Corporation

32 Users Can Review and Provide Feedback Enhanced! IBM Corporation

33 Agenda 1 Exploring IBM Worklight 2 Worklight Studio 3 Worklight Application Center 4 Worklight Application Runtime 5 Worklight Console IBM Corporation

34 Worklight Server Enterprise Backend Systems & Cloud Services User Authentication and Mobile Trust Mashups and Service Composition JSON Translation Adapter Library for Backend Connectivity Worklight Server Stats Aggregation Client-Side App Resources Direct Update Mobile Web Apps Unified Push Notifications Adapters with support for SOAP, REST, SQL, JMS, IBM Cast Iron, and Node.js (preview in 6.0) Performs Data Transformation to streamline back-end data for mobile consumption Server and device Security control Supports Physical Clustering for high availability Controls Application Deployment and Versioning Push Notification administration Analytics including user adoption, usage data, app crash and exceptions IBM Corporation

35 Worklight Server: Adapters Simplicity and Rapid Development Defined using simple XML syntax, and easily configure with JavaScript API Security Use of flexible authentication facilities to create connections with back-end systems Adapters offer control over the identity of the connected user Transparency Data retrieved from back-end applications is exposed in a uniform manner regardless of the adapter type Read-only as well as Transactional Capabilities Adapters support read-only and transactional access modes to back-end systems IBM Corporation Query SQL Invoke adapter procedure Response JMS Node SOAP CAST IRON Worklight Update data REST Data/Result as JSON 4

36 Cast Iron Integration IBM Worklight let organizations leverage the IBM Cast Iron Hypervisor through a simple adapter Simply provide the Cast Iron orchestration name Can be used to integrate Worklight with cloud and on premise apps SaaS apps: Salesforce.com, Oracle CRM, Taleo. Packaged apps: SAP, Oracle PeopleSoft EBS Web Services, DBs, flat files/ftp Leverage the Cast Iron tools to visually explore existing services and data sources and connect them to your mobile applications IBM Corporation

37 Worklight Runtime Direct Update On-device Logic Native Shell App Store 1 Download Pre-packaged resources 2 Transfer 3 Check for updates Worklight Server Web resources Cached resources 4 Update web resource 1. Web resources packaged with app to ensure initial offline availability 2. Web resources transferred to app's cache storage 3. App checks for updates on startup and foreground events 4. Updated web resources downloaded when necessary, with user confirmation or silently IBM Corporation

38 Device Single Sign-On (SSO) Device SSO Capability: Device-side SSO enables a mobile user to authenticate him/her-self once and gain access to all apps from the same developer without being prompted to log in again at each of them Device SSO implementation: Implemented using combination of server-side capabilities (realms) and unique device identification (device ID) On successful login the authentication state is saved in the database and used for validations in subsequent sessions from the same device. Worklight Server Session x Session y Duplicate after receiving ID fro App 2 App 1 App 2 ID secure Mobile OS key store IBM Corporation

39 Worklight Runtime - Shell Approach Organizations can develop custom shells that include corporate services, such as authentication and security services, integration services, and branding. Web developers can then use sanctioned shells to develop the business logic of the application using only HTML5 Inner Application: Implements the application s logic Common web code Utilizes External Shell API s Required to comply with shell parameters External Shell: Customizable container Provides JS access to native functionality Branding, Security, Authentication Built with the Inner App to create a native App (IPA/APK file) IBM Corporation

40 Mobile Data support On-device, mobile database support: Embedded JSON mobile database JavaScript APIs to store, query and update the data in offline mode using MongoDB like APIs Encrypt sensitive data: Using a key provided by developer or obtained as user s password Server-to-client Sync: Retrieve, store and keep data store up-to-date using adapters Client-to-server Sync: Simplify write actions on data while the app is offline and send these actions to the server IBM Corporation

41 Geo-location Scenarios Automated hotel check-in Routing trucks arriving at warehouse SMS, Push... Automatic Check-In More engaging mall experience Location-aware security for hospital app Username Password Submit? IBM Corporation

42 New to 6.0: Geo-Location Sense and Response Client-side APIs Efficiently sampling GPS, cell triangulation, and Wifi coordinates Sampling while app in the foreground and in the background Batch collected data and send to server Available also when app is offline Developer in full control Events based on Proximity to point of interest Entering, leaving a geo-fence Server side maintain an evolving context that is available for all adapter procedures React to important geo events Enrich with business data Integrate context information with business processes Storage for analytics purposes Worklight Server Collect, compress and stream important information Location Data Analytics Repository IBM Corporation Adapter Feed location data and triggers to business processes decision management systems etc. Adapter New in Worklight 6.0

43 Worklight Security Streamline Corporate Security Approval Processes Protect Local Application Data Integrate with User Security Solutions Proactively Enforce Security Updates Protect From Known Application Security Threats Application Security Design: Develop secure mobile apps using corporate best practices Encrypted local storage for data Offline user access Challenge response on startup App authenticity validation Enforcement of organizational security policies Application Security Objectives IBM Corporation

44 Agenda 1 Exploring IBM Worklight 2 Worklight Studio 3 Worklight Application Center 4 Worklight Application Runtime 5 Worklight Console IBM Corporation

45 Worklight Console Application Version Management Install, update, disable, enable Push management Configurable audit log Administrative dashboards for: Deployed applications Installed adapters Push notifications Development Worklight and Server Operational Analytics Enterprise Backend Systems & Cloud Services User Authentication and Mobile Trust Mashups and Service Composition JSON Translation Geolocation Services Adapter Library for Backend Connectivity Stats Aggregation Client-Side App Resources Direct Update Mobile Web Apps Unified Push Notifications 4 Worklight Console Device Runtime Cross-Platform Compatibility Layer Server Integration Framework Encrypted and Syncable Storage Runtime Skinning Unified Push and SMS Notification Development and Operational Analytics App Version Management Application Code IBM Corporation

46 Unified Push Notifications Uniform access to push notifications providers Register for, Notify and Receive a notification Register for and Send SMS based notifications E.g., for JME Back-end Back-end System System Polling Adapters Notification State Database ios Dispatcher Android Dispatcher ios Push API Android Push API Apple Push Servers (APN) Google Push Servers (GCM) Worklight Client-side Push Services Worklight Client-side Push Services Unified Push API BlackBerry Dispatcher (roadmap) BlackBerry Push API RIM Push Servers Worklight Client-side Push Services Back-end Back-end System System Messagebased Adapters User- Device Database Windows Phone Dispatcher SMS Dispatcher Windows Push API Broker API Microsoft Push Servers SMS/MMS Brokers Worklight Client-side Push Services Administrative Console IBM Corporation

47 Disable Applications Remote Disable: Deny access to an app of a specific version on a specific environment Ensure users use the latest security fixes Avoid using previously installed old versions that are no longer supported IBM Corporation

48 Unified Client and Server Analytics New in Worklight 6.0 Mobile device Device and app properties User actions and called adapter procedures Exceptions, logs, response time Geo data Server Raw analytics data Log: exceptions, security issues, and generic log messages. Storage Data is stored in a new analytics repository Keeping BIRT based reports for backward compatibility IBM Corporation

49 Unified Client and Server Analytics: For the Developer Gain insight with industry-first mobile analytics Easily instrument mobile apps Analyze app usage, responsiveness and pathways with upgrade to marketing insight Analytics that cross between the mobile application and the server Mobile Device: Embedding the tealeaf data collection library and efficiently streaming back relevant information Easily upgrade to Tealeaf server for complete UX analytics Server side APIs to log activities and location information Extensibility The new analytics repository exposes a RESTbased interface Organizations and search for and export information in JSON format Collected data can be loaded into enterprise reporting systems such as Cognos or analyzed for patterns Worklight Server Client Logs Interact with the data Server Data New in Worklight 6.0 Collect, compress and stream important information Analytics Repository IBM Corporation

50 Integration with complementary offers Integrate Tealeaf CX with IBM Worklight Existing Tealeaf CX Mobile customers can integrate Tealeaf CX Mobile ios and Android SDK into an IBM Worklight mobile application enabling IBM Worklight app with insightful data collection and analytics Unique benefits of using Tealeaf CX Log of all mobile web and app events In field & in app analytics Session level search All network HTTP Traffic Fine grained behavioral analysis App crashes before and after IBM Corporation

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