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n-mobility - Your lightweight Lotus Notes Client for mobile devices

ios-gridn-mobility is a lightweight client for mobile devices to (initially) view/read any Notes database on your Playbook using our web service based data access API for Domino (soapgate Q!).

n-mobility  Version 1.5 comes with categorized views.

n-mobility allows access to a configurable list of Notes databases, its views and documents. It takes about 30 minutes per database you want to enable for mobile devices (depends a bit on the complexity of the database). No design changes or development is required, the creation of a Database Access Profile in the soapgate Q! database is all it takes.

For more informationen visit the Flexdomino Blog or read on.

 

 

The latest version 1.5 offers you:

  1. Support for categorized views.
  2. A rudimentary support for response document hierarchies (this is work in progress)
  3. Dynamic view categorization
  4. Dynamic column resizing

n-mobility Client 1.5 is now available for Blackberry Playbook:

We are proud to announce that the n-Mobility Client 1.0 for Playbook is now available on Blackberry App World. We have provided a free demo version, as well as the full version @ $2.99.

Both versions are by default connected to the Flexdomino.net server. To use the n-Mobility Client with your own databases/server, you need  to download soapgate Q! 2.1. To enable a database for the use with the n-Mobility Client you have to create a Database Access Profile for the database in soapgate Q!.

The free evaluation copy is limited though to a single Database Access Profile for up to 3 selected views. No limitations to the number of documents. If this is all you need, good luck...you got a nice app for free :-)

QR Code - Full Version

QR Code - Free Demo Version

n-mobility Client for iOS & Android has already been submitted

Just having published the n-Mobility Client for the Blackberry Playbook, we started to build versions to support other devices, such as Android and iOS devices. Thanks to Flash Builder 4.5 this means initially a simple launch or export of a release build respectively to any of the supported devices.

Within minutes the n-Mobility Client was working on the iPad, the iPhone and the HTC Desire (Android). It has already been submitted in Apple's app store and the Android Market Place.