It's true. My mistake. It returns startup shell name. In server it returns the name of startup shell ('userver' by default). But you can build your own and deploy them in the server. In the device, possibly using javascript (maybe with App Version plugin?).
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Local Administrator
APP_NAME can be accessed using $applname
Author: luis.vila (luis.vila@uniface.es)
Local Administrator
$applname returns "userver" not the name of my startup shell
Author: bioalexy (ablancouribe@compuamerica.com.ve)
Local Administrator
It's true. My mistake. It returns startup shell name. In server it returns the name of startup shell ('userver' by default). But you can build your own and deploy them in the server. In the device, possibly using javascript (maybe with App Version plugin?).
Author: luis.vila (luis.vila@uniface.es)
Local Administrator
At the moment the Mobile Shell Properties are only used as parameters for building your application. They are not built into the application.
Author: Theo Neeskens (tneeskens@itblockz.nl)