8 Mobile Security App Containerization Tool for iOS

This chapter describes the release notes for the Mobile Security App Containerization Tool for iOS.

It contains the following sections.

• Section 8.1, "New Features"

• Section 8.2, "System Requirements"

• Section 8.3, "Compatibility"

• Section 8.4, "Bug Fixes"

• Section 8.5, "Known Limitations"

8.1 New Features

The following new features are included in

• Oracle rebranding.

• Verified compatibility with Oracle iOS apps.

• App startup performance enhancements.

• Support for apps that do their own internal swizzling.

• Secure storage stability enhancements.

• Error checking on app signing cert.

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

• Compatibility with Apple Media Player.

• Compatibility with QLPreview.

• Compatibility with HTTP Basic authentication.

• Secure user preferences.

• Workspace-level idle timeout

8.2 System Requirements

The following system requirements are required for this release of the Mobile Security App Containerization Tool for iOS:

• OSX 6.x and 7.x (for the containerized apps)

• Xcode 5 on OSX v10.7 Lion or v10.8 Mountain Lion

8.3 Compatibility

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

• iOS Mobile Security Container 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 Containerization for iOS v3.0.x

Upgrade is supported from Mobile Security App Containerization Tool for iOS 2.5.x.

8.4 Bug Fixes

The following improvements and bug fixes are included in the 3.0.0 release.

• Various cookie-handling fixes.

• Resolved disabling location services in policy still prompts the user for location services.

• Resolved incorrect removal of existing custom URL schemes

8.5 Known Limitations

The following limitations are known in the 3.0.0 release

• Secure networking for apps directly using socket-level communication is not supported. This includes apps built with Oracle Mobile Application Framework (formerly ADF Mobile).

• Encryption of data stored in statically-linked SQLite databases is not supported