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Building hybrid mobile applications with PhoneGap and IBM WebSphere Portlet Factory

Sam Alexander, Software Developer, IBM
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Sam Alexander is a Managing Consultant for IBM Software Services for Lotus. A 10-year veteran of IBM, he has worked on several IBM software products, including serving on the WebSphere Portlet Factory development team. In addition to computer technology, his interests include family activities, marathon running, and traveling.

Summary:  Learn how IBM WebSphere Portlet Factory and PhoneGap can be used to quickly develop hybrid mobile applications. Using an example mobile application that a Realtor might use to list property data and photos, this white paper demonstrates how to leverage the strengths of both these technologies to quickly build a hybrid mobile application for the Android platform.

Date:  25 Apr 2011
Level:  Intermediate

Activity:  10036 views
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Learn how IBM WebSphere® Portlet Factory and PhoneGap can be used to quickly develop hybrid mobile applications. Using an example mobile application that a Realtor might use to list property data and photos, this white paper demonstrates how to leverage the strengths of both these technologies to quickly build a hybrid mobile application for the Android platform.

In this white paper

  • Introduction
  • Hybrid mobile apps and frameworks
  • PhoneGap
  • WebSphere Portlet Factory
  • Example Realtor application
  • The Portlet Factory application
  • Conclusion
  • Appendx: Configuring the Portlet Factory and Android environments
  • Resources
  • About the author

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DescriptionNameSizeDownload method
White paper in PDF formatPhoneGapPortletFactoryFinal.pdf821 KBHTTP
Sample code in ZIP formatRealtor_SampleApp.zip11 KBHTTP

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Biography

Sam Alexander photo

Sam Alexander is a Managing Consultant for IBM Software Services for Lotus. A 10-year veteran of IBM, he has worked on several IBM software products, including serving on the WebSphere Portlet Factory development team. In addition to computer technology, his interests include family activities, marathon running, and traveling.

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