OBIEE for the iPhone
By M&S Consulting (Ashok) on Aug 12th, 2009
Filed Under Industry Trends, Technical Tips // Tags: iphone, obiee, oracle architecture, recent work
Filed Under Industry Trends, Technical Tips // Tags: iphone, obiee, oracle architecture, recent work
We recently had a customer request help with configuring OBIEE for use on both PCs and mobile devices (specifically, the iPhone). Of course, this is possible, but Oracle does not have a clearly documented approach. You might think that a separate server is required to accomplish this. However, the fact is that you can actually use a single server to deliver OBIEE reports for both PCs and the iPhone.
For those interested, following is a link to the Oracle OBIEE Indicators iPhone Demo:

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This article is part of the recent work short blurb series.
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