Unwired Server alerts device users to updated mobile business object (MBO) data based on synchronization group and subscription settings. A synchronization group is a collection of MBOs that are synchronized together at regular intervals. When MBOs in a synchronization group are updated, users subscribed to those synchronization groups receive either a data update or device notification, depending on the type of application they use.
Messaging-based synchronization (MBS) clients directly receive the unit of changed data for MBOs that belong to the synchronization group. The change detection interval for the synchronization group determines how often MBS applications push MBO data to the client when cache refreshes occur.
Administrators can use subscription templates to specify the notification threshold for a particular synchronization group. They can then use these templates to create subscriptions for device users.
For RBS devices, subscription settings ultimately determine when device notifications are delivered. For example, if data for a synchronization group is updated every two hours, but a device user's subscription indicates a notification threshold of three hours, Unwired Server postpones delivering these updates until the time indicated by the subscription settings.