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Mobile applications – the primary objects you work with in mobile development. Mobile applications are dynamic, reusable components that capture and deliver information to end users of portals or wireless devices. Applications consist of one or more content elements arranged within a template.

See Developing a Mobile Application.

Advanced mobile applications – use information from one mobile application for continued processing in another mobile application. When these mobile applications are combined to interact and create collaborative functionality, the mobile applications become a virtual application.

See Developing Advanced Mobile Applications.

Mobile Templates – allow you to define the organization of mobile applications that contain more than one element by where mobile applications are located, background HTML code, and so on. You can apply the mobile templates you create to mobile applications. You can assign a different mobile template for each device type for a given application.

See Mobile Templates.

Mobile Pages – a collection of applications that displays in a portal environment, such as Portal Interface. You also use pages and page groups as containers for applications that you deploy to mobile devices.

See Developing Mobile Pages.

Mobile Page Groups – allow you to organize pages in groups.

See Developing Mobile Page Groups.

Mobile Catalogs – allow you to create user-defined hierarchies of content for display in applications. Mobile catalogs do not display on mobile devices.

See Developing Mobile Catalogs.