Upload software

When you click the Upload software action, you can upload new software to the server - either a DME client or other software. Uploading new software is a two-step process:

  1. Choose and upload the file from your computer.
  2. Supply some information about the software.

Uploading new software

  1. Click the Upload software button.

  2. Browse for, and select the software or file.

    Note that DME client software for Java and for BlackBerry devices is made up of two parts: a .JAR (Java) or .COD (BlackBerry) file, and a .JAD file. When browsing for the software, select the JAR/COD file first. You are then given the option to include a similarly named .JAD file as illustrated below.

    Note that DME also supplies a .ALX file for the BlackBerry client. This file is used in connection with installation through a BES server, and should not be uploaded to the DME server.

    In-house apps for iOS devices consist of the program file (a .IPA file) and a picture file for the app icon. This picture should be a 512x512 pixel .PNG file. Note that in order for the users to be able to install iOS software, their devices must be enrolled with the DME server, and a provisioning profile allowing the installation of the in-house app must have been installed first. See MDM on Apple iOS and Apple MDM.

  3. Click Upload to place the software on the DME server.

    The DME server automatically selects a location for the software on the server file system.

After the file has been uploaded, the following window is shown (if you chose to upload the file from the DME clients panel section):

The window contains the following fields:

When you have completed the form, click Save to upload the software with the specified information. You are returned to the panel section from which you selected this action.

Editing software properties

  1. To edit the properties of a software package, click the name of the software in the software list.

    You can now edit the information you supplied when you uploaded the software.

  2. To download the software to your own disk, click the small icon which appears after the filename: .
  3. Click Save to save the edited software properties.

    You are returned to the software list.

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