Package name for your mobile project.

You initially define the package name for a mobile project when you create the project using the New Mobile Development Project wizard. You can use this property to change the package name. For more information, see Changing the Package Name.

If set to Permanent, all values set for the context key store are made persistent. This allows users to reuse the values in the context key store even when restarting the app.

Default language for the application. For more information, see Setting the Default Language for the Project.

Name of the mobile application. This is an internal application name that Mobile Development uses.

You initially define the application name when you create the project using the New Mobile Development Project wizard. You can use this property to change the name. For more information, see Renaming the Application.

Whether you want the application to display in portrait mode, landscape mode, or rotate as a user turns the device.

You initially define the orientation setting when you create the project using the New Mobile Development Project wizard. You can use this property to reconfigure the setting. For more information, see Configuring the Orientations Setting for the Application.

Name of the resource handler for the mobile application project. By default, the mobile application uses the default application that Mobile Development provides, which is UniversalResHandler.

If you want to use a custom resource handler, use this property to specify its fully-qualified name.

For more information, see Defining Resources for the Mobile Project.

Whether you want to set the Mobile Designer property project.handset.uses.camera to true. See Using webMethods Mobile Designer for more information on this property.

Whether you want to set the Mobile Designer property project.handset.uses.Location to true. See Using webMethods Mobile Designer for more information on this property.

Whether you want to use Mobile Administrator to distribute the final binary for the application. For more information about how to set up your mobile project to use Mobile Administrator, see Using Mobile Administrator to Manage and Distribute Mobile Applications.

PIM stands for Personal Information Manager. Whether you want to set the Mobile Designer property project.handset.uses.FCPIM to true in order to list all contacts on your device. See Using webMethods Mobile Designer for more information on this property.

Whether you want to set the Mobile Designer property project.handset.push.notifications to true. See Using webMethods Mobile Designer for more information on this property.

Whether you want to set the Mobile Designer property project.handset.uses.Sensors to true. See Using webMethods Mobile Designer for more information on this property.

WMA stands for Wireless Messaging API. Whether you want to set the Mobile Designer property project.handset.uses.WMA to true. See Using webMethods Mobile Designer for more information on this property.