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Please see the on how the MWM device experience can be seen on Chrome.

MWM mobile User Interface can be launched from the desktop by using Chrome browser, Below information will throw light on how this can be done and can be simplified by installing the MWM extension targeted to chrome.

Below URLs can be used to launch the respective MWM device experience directly on Chrome browser, we will have to replace the IP ADDRESS with the IP address of the server in which MWM is installed.

In the previous post of this series we revealed that RhoConnect source adapters can now be written in Javascript, which lets you use the same language to write both the client (RhoMobile apps) and the server side (RhoConnect source adapters) of an enterprise application and we also saw, at a high level, how these adapters are built. Today we are going to take a deep dive and see how to actually write one.

By now, if you have followed the Launchpad forums or blogs at all, you already know that Javascript has received a lot of attention in RhoMobile Suite 4.0 and with full access to every API at the same level as Ruby, writing enterprise mobile apps completely in Javascript is now possible.

RhoMobile Suite is Motorola Solutions modern platform for enterprise mobility.  It includes the RhoElements  mobile app development framework, the RhoConnect mobile app integration server, the RhoHub cloud mobile development services and the RhoGallery mobile app management server.  The general theme of the RhoMobile Suite is a “clean sheet of paper” for enterprise mobility: applying the best modern development practices, web techniques, open source and the power of the cloud to helping enterprises mobilize their apps faster and better. 

With all the features that RhoMobile 4 provides for you, such as access to the camera, barcode scanner or card reader, there are times where the functionality you need simply isn't there and you must resort to writing platform-native code. That process, dreaded by many, turns out not to be so hard after all. In many cases you can get away with writing very little code to achieve your needs, and it's just a case of knowing which steps to follow.