MicroStrategy Mobile Design and Administration Guide

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3 Administering MicroStrategy Mobile Mobile Design and Administration Guide iPhone, iPad, Phone, or Tablet Settings tab. For detailed instructions on configuring this option, see Configuring MicroStrategy Mobile for iPhone or iPad, page 127 or Configuring MicroStrategy Mobile for Android, page 135. 4 To create a customized home screen, select Display a custom home screen. Specify the options for each button. For detailed instructions on how to create a custom home screen, see Creating a custom home screen, page 146. 5 Click Save. The configuration is saved. Creating a custom home screen When you create a configuration for MicroStrategy Mobile, you can choose to display a report or document on the home screen, customize the application's home screen, or use the default home screen. • Displaying a single report or document as the home screen, page 146 • Configuring the home screen for iPhone and Android Phone, page 148 • Configuring the home screen for iPad or Android Tablet, page 153 Displaying a single report or document as the home screen You can customize the home screen to displays a single report or document when the application is started. To improve the start up performance of this report or document, configure it to pre-cache. To display a single report or document when the application starts 1 Select Display a custom home screen. 2 Select Display a report or document. 3 Click the down arrow. A project login dialog box opens. 4 From the Project drop-down list, select the project that contains the folder you want to display. This must be a project that the configuration has been granted access to on the Connectivity Settings tab. 146 Deploying and configuring the MicroStrategy Mobile application © 2012 MicroStrategy, Inc.
Mobile Design and Administration Guide Administering MicroStrategy Mobile 3 5 In the User name and Password fields, type the user name and password to log in to the project. 6 Browse to the report or document and select it. The dialog box closes and the report or document is specified in the field. 7 On the iPad, if the home screen is a report or document, you can display a progress bar along the bottom of the screen to measure the progress for subscription synchronization and pre-caching. To do this, select Display a progress bar for subscriptions synchronization and pre-caching. By default, the progress bar is displayed in gray. To change the color of the progress bar, click the Color drop-down list and select the desired color. Pre-caching reports, documents, and supporting objects 8 You can configure the application to cache and preload a report or document and its supporting objects folder in the background when the application reconciles. This feature creates a faster response time for the report or document you choose to display at startup. To increase the execution performance of pre-cached objects that do not have server side caching enabled, specify an appropriate amount of time for local caches to remain valid. To do this, enter the amount of time in the Cache real-time data for field in the iPhone, iPad, Phone, or Tablet Settings tab. For detailed instructions on configuring this option, see Configuring MicroStrategy Mobile for iPhone or iPad, page 127 or Configuring MicroStrategy Mobile for Android, page 135. 9 To enable cache preloading for a report or document, click +. 10 From the Action drop-down list, select Run report or document. 11 From the Object drop-down list, select the desired report or document. 12 From the Include a folder of supporting objects drop-down list, select a folder that includes supporting objects for your report or document. The contents of this folder are pre-cached at startup. Pre-caching a folder of supporting objects 13 To enable cache preloading for a folder, click +. 14 From the Action drop-down list, select Browse folder. © 2012 MicroStrategy, Inc. Deploying and configuring the MicroStrategy Mobile application 147
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