[Marco Spoel]

3 weeks, 2 days ago #64900

Hi Makers,

Today, it is May 2025.

In this link, it is stated that the offline function is only available on Android: https://community.simplifier.io/doc/current-release/applications/using-native-mobile-features/offline-usage/

In this link it is mentioned that it is supported: https://community.simplifier.io/doc/current-release/deploy/simplifier-mobile-client/features-and-supported-operating-systems/

The chatbot also mentions it is available.

Can anyone tell if it is available on iOS?

[Christian Kleinschroth]

3 weeks, 2 days ago #64904

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Hi Marco,

It is supported if you compile the Simplifier App with our Mobile Build Service as a “Hybrid native App.” Apple doesn’t allow downloading Javascript Code and executing it via runtime, but if you compile the UI5 / Fiori App from the beginning as a native package , you can work also completely offline.

 

[Armin Winkler]

5 days, 11 hours ago #66647

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Hi Marco,

 

one small addition from my side: Technically speaking, the offline database is indeed also available on iOS, not only on Android. However, different from Android, you can’t run a business application fully offline on iOS via the Mobile Client, you would first have to start the business application from the overview list. From there on out, you have full access to the local SQLite database via the respective Cordova plugin as is defined in the JS scope of the web application that is running on the device. That’s why the information found on the documentation page from your second link isn’t contradicting the info box placed on the page from your first link and neither does Christian’s reply.

 

Please let us know if this helps you!

 

Kind regards,

Armin