Motorola SB1, Руководство интегратора

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4 - 8 SB1 Integrator Guide
Unlicensed Features
Certain MSP features are subject to third-party licensing that is generally included into the purchase price of
the device. Since all such features are inconsistent with the SB1 Device Usage Model, it was inappropriate to
burden the SB1 with the cost of these unnecessary third-party licenses.
Table 4-6
lists MSP features not
licensed for use on and must never be used on the SB1.
Table 4-6
Packages not Supported on the SB1
Package Name Source Description
AppCenter
MSP Server Add-On Kit
AppCenter
provides a means to lock down a device by
controlling its UI and limiting the applications that can be
run. The UI aspects of
AppCenter
are inconsistent with
the SB1 Device Usage Model.
The SB1 is not intended to run native applications and
since the SB1 Shell does not provide any way to prevent
launching of selected SB1 applications,
AppCenter
adds
no value onto the SB1. As a result,
AppCenter
is not
licensed for use on the SB1 and must not be used.
DeviceSecurity
MSP Server The
Device Security
package is a feature containing
technology licensed from a third-party that can be used on
many Motorola devices.
DeviceSecurity
provides a
means to control access to the device UI and which
application and device features can be used.
DeviceSecurity
is not licensed for use on the SB1 and
must not be used.
LuaScript
MSP Server The
LuaScript
package is a feature containing technology
licensed from a third-party that can be used on many
Motorola devices.
LuaScript
provides a means to execute
scripts written in the Lua programming language on a
device and is not licensed for use on the SB1 and must not
be used.
SecureStorage
MSP Server The
SecureStorage
package is a feature containing
technology licensed from a third-party that can be used on
many Motorola devices.
SecureStorage
provides a
means to encrypt local content stored on a device and is
not licensed for use on the SB1 and must not be used.