Specifies a file name that Mobile Designer uses to override the name for the Android application package file.

Specifies the action to take when the user presses the Back key, that is, whether to handle the Back key like all other keys or to terminate the application.

Deprecated. Specifies whether you want Mobile Designer to clean the source tree of files that were created when applying patches before Mobile Designer creates the final Android application package file (apk).

Deprecated. Specifies whether you want the application to direct Canvas.paint method calls directly to the device’s screen or to use blitting to copy the surface to the screen.

Specifies permissions that you want Mobile Designer to include in the AndroidManifest.xml file.

Specifies an override for the default AndroidManifest.xml file that Mobile Designer generates.

Specifies the value that you want Mobile Designer to insert into the AndroidManifest.xml file for the minSdkVersion setting, which defines the Android application programming interface (API) level.

Deprecated. Specifies the rendering style for the native user interface view (nUINavView).

Deprecated. Specifies the rendering style for the Android native user interface view display (nUIViewDisplay) header.

Specifies whether you want the application to force the screen orientation to portrait or landscape, or whether you want the application to allow the screen to automatically rotate based on the device’s orientation.

Specifies the name of the Java package that Mobile Designer uses for Android builds.

Specifies a String to override the name for the Android application package (APK) file.

Deprecated - will always build against newest installed. Specifies the value that you want Mobile Designer to insert into the AndroidManifest.xml file for the targetSdkVersion setting. The targetSdkVersion setting indicates the highest Android application programming interface (API) level for which you have ensured your mobile application is backward compatible. In other words, you have ensured that your application runs as expected at the level you specify in targetSdkVersion down to the level you specify for the android.min.sdk.version property.

Newer versions of the Android platform include behavior that mimics the expected functionality of older versions to support backward compatibility. However, the newer Android platform only uses the backward compatible behavior required to support the API level specified in targetSdkVersion. For example, if a device is running Android level 15, but your application has been tested for level 11 and you want backward capability for level 11, set the android.target.sdk.version property to 11. In turn, Mobile Designer inserts the value 11 for the targetSdkVersion setting in the AndoidManifest.xml file. As a result, the Android level 15 platform mimics the expected behavior of Android level 11 platform when running your application.

Deprecated. Specifies whether you want the application to use the Android SurfaceView rendering model for 2D graphics.

Specifies the name of an Ant path that includes a list of folders or direct file locations where required native-shared libraries are located.

Specifies the version of the SDK that you want to use for compiling.

If set, nominates an additional icon that will be copied to the application as res/raw/pushiconpre21.png and used as the in-application notification icon for incoming Push Messages for devices with device API earlier than 21. If this parameter is unset (default), then the the icon set in "android.push.additional.icon" or the application's main icon will be used instead.

Determines the most important key within an incoming Push Message. This is the one that is returned to the application as the "primary message text" through MessageConnectionHandler.receivedTextMessage().

If set, nominates an additional icon that will be copied to the application as res/raw/pushicon.png and used as the in-application notification icon for incoming Push Messages. If this parameter is unset, then the icon set in "android.push.additional.icon.pre21api" or the application's main icon will be used instead.

This should not normally need to be set by the user. It will point to the icon used for Push Notifications within the application. Setting android.push.additional.icon will automatically change this value to "R.raw.pushicon". Advanced usage may include the use of ternary operators or method calls to specify an int value from R.java.