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It is possible to customize logo and background images for applications on a mobile device. This can be done by simply placing/replacing certain files under the following directory:
 
It is possible to customize logo and background images for applications on a mobile device. This can be done by simply placing/replacing certain files under the following directory:
 
:'''''SD_CARD''/Android/data/''APP_PACKAGE_NAME''/files/UIConfigurations'''
 
:'''''SD_CARD''/Android/data/''APP_PACKAGE_NAME''/files/UIConfigurations'''

Revision as of 09:36, 20 August 2013

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It is possible to customize logo and background images for applications on a mobile device. This can be done by simply placing/replacing certain files under the following directory:

SD_CARD/Android/data/APP_PACKAGE_NAME/files/UIConfigurations
  • SD_CARD represents the root of the external storage of a device
  • APP_PACKAGE_NAME is the concatenation of "com.augmensys.ubik." and the application name, e.g. "manualtest", "companyname"
Certain files include:
  • bg_landscape.png - background for landscape mode
  • bg_portrait.png - background for portrait mode
  • icon.png - logo to display in the ActionBar

The customization can be achieved through the following steps:

  1. Launch any file browser application;
  2. Choose image files to be used as logo and/or background, rename them according to the default naming;
  3. Navigate to the predefined directory, create it if not found;
  4. Place the renamed files under the selected directory, replace the old files with the same names if exist.

Technical Background

The customization of logo & background on a local device will be overruled by server customization (using the ACM Manager) associated with the current Application and Context once users login.

See also