Hi,
I'm to create a mobile application for my client. This application should access their data using their security tools (Java class that uses their own certificates, authorization etc.). Normally these tools are manually installed on the user's business mobile device. Now I must use it as a Cordova plugin to be able to use it from within my OS application. But as a standard Cordova plugins must be placed in the GitHub repository. The issue is that the client wouldn't allow to place his security tools in a public place.
Can I - and how - make this plugin "private", i.e. accessible only form my applicaation?
Regards
Tomasz
Hello Tomasz,
It is not required the plugin to be in GitHub.You can also put the plugin in the resoursces of the app, for example.
See here the three ways to tell OutSystems where is the plugin:
https://success.outsystems.com/Documentation/10/Extensibility_and_Integration/Mobile_Plugins/Create_a_Plugin_to_Use_Mobile_Capabilities_in_Your_Application
Cheers,Eduardo Jauch
Eduardo Jauch wrote:
Thanks a lot. This sounds reasonably - and nice :-)