Using Mobile@Connector for creating mobile applications starting from an existing database:

1. The user selects a database
2. Mobile@Connector displays the database objects (tables, views)
3. The user selects the objects to be included in the application
4. Mobile@Connector analyzes the metadata structure, fields properties, etc., and uses it for creating:
   • the metadata structure of the mobile application
   • rough form design
   • proper data validation
   • rough navigation structure
5. The user modifies/refines the definition, and extends it with additional elements, like business logic, by using built-in wizards - no programming
6. After the definition is ready, the user starts the installation process - Mobile@Connector creates an application using the definition, and installs it on the server fully automatically
7. The user connects his device to the given server address using any kind of connection
8. Mobile@Connector automatically deploys the local part of the application to the user's device

IMPORTANT

Two approaches are possible:

• Direct access to a database
• Mobile@Connector has to be installed in the same LAN as the database)
• Remote access to a database. In such cases Mobile@Connector can access a database even if installed in another location. It makes possible offering it as service:
  • The database is installed on the customers location
  • Mobile@Connector is hosted by a hosting company

See flash movies:

• How to create a simple application - click here
• Mobile@Connector detailed overview - click here

Important:

Mobile@Connector supports also so called "adapters concept" which enables creating mobile counterparts of existing "large" (= not mobile) applications in minutes, fully automatic. See more