Installation and Configuration

Overview

Persistent Mobile Foundation provides development tools and server-side components that you can install on-premises .Review the installation topics appropriate for your installation scenario.

Setting up a development environment

If you develop the client-side or the server-side of mobile applications, use Persistent Mobile Foundation Developer Kit.

Using the Persistent Mobile Foundation Developer Kit

The Persistent Mobile Foundation Developer Kit includes everything required to run and debug mobile applications on a personal workstation. To develop an application using the Persistent Mobile Foundation Developer Kit, follow the Setting up Persistent Mobile Foundation development environment tutorial.

Setting up the development environment for Persistent Mobile Foundation Developer Kit applications

PMF provides vast flexibility regarding the platforms and tools that can be used to develop PMF applications. However, some basic setup is required to enable the chosen tools to interact with PMF.

Select from the following links to set up the development environment corresponding to the development approach that the application will use:

Setting up a test or production server on-premises

Tools and libraries are also installed that are required to deploy the PMF Server components to the application server. As a best practice do not install all of the components on the same application server instance, except in the case of a development server. The deployment tools allow for selection of the components to install. Please see the Topologies and Network flows for points to consider before installing the server.

Please read below for information on preparing and installing PMF and optional services on your specific environment. For a simple set up, please read Setting up a test or production environment tutorial.

Setting up a test or production environment

Learn about the PMF installation process by going through the instructions to create a functional PMF cluster with two nodes on WebSphere Application Server Liberty profile. The installation can be completed by using Ant Tasks

After completing the installation using the above method, further configuration may be required to complete the setup depending on the requirements.

Setting up optional features on your test or production environment

PMF includes optional components that may be used to augment your test or production environment. Please see the following tutorials for more information:

Upgrading from earlier versions

For information about upgrading existing installations and applications to a newer version, see Upgrading to Persistent Mobile Foundation V9.0.

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