6 Mobile Security Container for iOS

This chapter describes the release notes for the Mobile Security Container for iOS.

It contains the following sections.

• Section 6.1, "New Features"

• Section 6.2, "System Requirements"

• Section 6.3, "Compatibility"

• Section 6.4, "Bug Fixes"

• Section 6.5, "Known Limitations"

6.1 New Features

The following new features are included in the 3.0.0 release.

• Oracle rebranding.

• Containerized app automatic update enhancements.

• Verified compatibility with Oracle iOS apps.

• Multi-tab browsing enhancements.

• Hide secure browser settings for auth-only policy.

• New policy for disabling custom redirects out of the workspace.

• Additional options for white-labeled version of the app.

• Upgrade alerts for containerized apps.

• Enable "install on homepage" feature for containerized apps.

6.2 System Requirements

The following system requirements are required for this release.

The minimum requirements for installing the Mobile Security App Containerization Tool for iOS are as follows:

• OSX 6.x and 7.x

• Xcode 5 on OSX v10.7 Lion or v10.8 Mountain Lion, to rebuild the app and sign it with an enterprise certificate

6.3 Compatibility

This release is compatible with the following Oracle Mobile Security Suite components.

• Mobile Security Administrative Console v3.0.x

• Mobile Security Access Server v3.0.x

• Mobile File Manager Server v3.0.x

• Mobile Security Notification Server v3.0.x

• Mobile Security App Containerization Tool for iOS v2.5.x, v3.0.x

Upgrade is supported from Mobile Security Container for iOS v2.4.x, v2.5.x.

6.4 Bug Fixes

The following bug fixes are included in the 3.0.0 release.

• Various memory leak fixes

• Resolved inconsistent crashes handling large file sizes in file manager.

• Resolved copying image URLs in secure browser.

• Resolved multiple audit events being sent on lock.

• Resolved various image download problems.

• Resolved file manager displaying root folder instead of custom user folder.

• Resolved opening Safari bookmarks launching multiple tabs in secure browsers.

• Resolved ability to automatically launch a URL saved in the clipboard in the when existing tabs open in secure browser.

6.5 Known Limitations

The following limitations are known in the 3.0.0 release:

• The integrated document editor present in previous versions of the Mobile Security Container for iOS has been removed.

• v2.5.x containerized apps will be blocked from communicating to a v3.0.x container if the new "redirects to container allowed" policy is set to "no"; the workaround is to either set this policy to "yes" or to upgrade to v3.0.0 containerized apps.

• Uploading files from secure browser to website not supported.

• Videos continue playing in the background after the secure browser is exited while the container app is still running.

• Playing videos multiple times in file manager may not work; the workaround is to exit and reenter the current folder before playing the video again.

• Some lock alert messages may display and disappear quickly, as user is logged out.

• File manager displays the error message resource does not exist when attempting to manually add a shared folder that was previously added.

• Renaming a file with a period in file manager will prompt to change the extension of the file.

• Browsing through folders in file manager too quickly will result in intermittent crashes.

• When using the Secure Mail Manager with Oracle Access Manager authentication, the user will need to enter their username and password when Exchange ActiveSync is not an OAM-protected resource.