What's New

Digitise apps can now run under iOS 17.

For an existing app created using an earlier version of Digitise Apps (or its predecessor MX), before you can run the app under iOS 17, you will need to rebuild the app using the latest version of the Digitise Apps Client software and redeploy to any users' devices running iOS 17. Load the app in the latest App Studio updating the app if asked, then rebuild the app as normal selecting the latest version of the software in the Codebase option under the General tab in the Build Apple Standalone App dialog box. Once built, you can redeploy your app to the required users in the usual way.

Improvements to App Manager has considerably speeded up working with large numbers of users and/or devices. If you have lots of registered users and/or devices, loading the Users and Devices pages is much faster, as is adding and deleting users/devices and displaying a user's/device's Properties.

Note that there is no limit on the number of users or devices that can be registered with an App Server unless a limit is imposed by your licence.

The WriteFile Scripting Method now returns a value indicating the success of the requested write operation. If the operation is successful, the Method will return "True", and if it fails, for any reason, the Method will return "False". In addition, if the write fails, a call to GetLastError will now return the following error message: "Error reading/writing file".

E-mail notifications allow you to configure e-mails to be sent to specified people when specified messages are recorded in the audit and debug log. Notifications are configured in App Manager from the Server Properties page. When configuring e-mail notifications, the following fields now allow more characters to be entered: Send To (max 3999 chars), CC (max 3999 chars), Sender Name (maximum 511 chars), Subject (maximum 511 chars) and Content (max 3999 chars).

When requesting a build of a Standalone App for Android, the General tab in the Build settings dialog box now allows you to choose from the following file formats for the generated install file: '.apk' file signed with a 1024-bit signing key, '.apk' file signed with a 2048-bit signing key or a '.aab' bundle file.

In addition, this option has now been added into the Build dialog for Android pre-configured Client build requests as well.