In summary, these features include:
Adaptive Server Anywhere – Unwired Accelerator uses ASA as persistent storage. For Linux on POWER, Adaptive Server Enterprise, Enterprise Edition replaces ASA for persistent storage.
One exception is that the .NET client configuration
deploys ASA on CE for data storage on the mobile device.
M-Business Anywhere – M-Business server and client software is used to deploy mobile applications to mobile devices. For Linux on POWER, the .NET Framework and client software is introduced to replace M-Business Anywhere (the BlackBerry server and client remain for deploying mobile applications to BlackBerry devices).
Answers Anywhere – Answers Anywhere is a search engine available when Unwired Accelerator is installed on a Windows machine. For Linux on POWER, this feature is not available.
On the mobile device, the “AskUA” menu option, which enabled you to search across applications, has been removed from the mobile device client application (you can search within an application with both the BlackBerry and .NET clients). The “Save Question/Answer” and “History” menu options have also been removed.
In Mobile Web Studio, the Answers Anywhere option on the Application Properties tab still appears, but is not enabled.
EAServer – For Linux on POWER, an EAServer configuration is not available.
The online help, software, and documentation include
references to these features. Ignore these references, and substitute
comparable features for Linux on POWER, as described in “Documentation and unsupported features”.
