Code Samples

Use the Javadocs for the administration client API package with the interface code samples to understand how to program a custom administration client.

• Controlling Unwired Server (SUPServer Interface)
  The SUPServer interface allows you to manage the Unwired Server.
• Managing Clusters
  The SUPCluster interface allows you manage the cluster to which the Unwired Server instance belongs.
• Managing Domains
  You can manage domains of Unwired Servers through the SUPDomain interface. Operations you can perform with this interface include:
• Managing Packages
  You can manage MBO packages and their properties through the SUPPackage interface. Operations you can perform with this interface include:
• Managing Mobile Business Objects
  You can manage mobile business objects and their properties through the SUPMobileBusinessObject interface. Operations you can perform with this interface include:
• Managing Operations
  You can manage operations and endpoints used by those operations through the SUPOperation interface. Operations you can perform with this interface include:
• Maintaining Devices and Users
  You can manage devices and users through the SUPDeviceUser method. Operations you can perform with this interface include:
• Monitoring Unwired Platform Components
  SUPMonitor provides most of the operations related to monitoring of Sybase Unwired Platform components. SUPCluster provides additional operations.
• Managing Unwired Server Logs
  You can enable logging and change log settings through the SUPServerLog interface. Operations you can perform with this interface include:
• Managing Domain Logs
  You can define log filtering and fetching behavior and change log settings for a domain through the SUPDomainLog interface.
• Configuring Unwired Servers
  Administration of the Unwired Server configuration is provided through the SUPServerConfiguration interface.
• Configuring Security Configurations
  The Sybase Unwired Platform security configuration is a metadata-based configuration that includes several components.
• Managing Mobile Workflows
  Mobile workflow packages, typically created through the Mobile Workflow Application Designer, allow a developer to design mobile workflow screens that can call on the create, update, and delete operations, as well as object queries, of a mobile business object.
• Client Application Shutdown
  Releases resources currently held by the API. This method only needs to be called on the termination of the client application.