In this post I’ll present a short overview of the different application schemas that we use in Smart Office. As you know we use URL syntax to identify applications within Smart Office. We build our big product lines around one schema per application and use the host part of the URI as the program name. The URI syntax is like this: schema://host/path. URIs is great becuase they have a standardized way of sending parameters as well.
If you are an administrator and look at restricting access to an application the following overview will come in handy when you browse the different applications in the allowed application setting. Read more on restricting access in Enabling Process Flow (or other applications) for a group of users.
Framework
Schema | Name | Comment |
ext | External Application | Handles external links from the profile |
internal | Internal Application | Handles Other menu, Log Viewer, registers DataServices for mashups, handles nodes added via MenuExtensionService, media played etc. |
install | Installer Application | Handles mashup and feature deployment. Contains about features. |
net | Net Application | Handles Lawson DSSO for application and web sites. |
widget | Widget Application | Handles widget related functions such as Widget Library, adding a widget to the canvas via an URL |
test | Test Application | Test application for commands and functions |
http,ftp,https,mailto,file |
Web Application | Web application, one schema per supported schema. |
messenger | MSN Messenger Integration | Part of Collaboration configuration and service |
jabber | Jabber Integration | Part of Collaboration configuration and service |
chat | Smart Office Chat Application | Part of Collaboration configuration and service |
mbrix | IBrix support | Only used for backwards compability for IBrix (M3) |
links | Smart Links | Smart Links in M3 and Lawson |
mashup | Mashup runtime | Runtime handling of Mashups |
tool | Tool Application | Common schema for framework tools for example tool://wstest for DataService |
admin | Admin Application | Administration tools |
M3
Schema | Name | Comment |
mforms | M3 | M3 |
ibrix | IBrix Applications | IBrix applications running in Movex Workplace |
Lawson
Schema | Name | Comment |
sclient | sclient | Lawson application |
sforms | Sforms | Lawson application |
sjobs | Jobs | Lawson application |
sdrill | Drill Around | Lawson application |
Other features
Schema | Name | Comment |
ca | Document Archive | Infor Document Archive for Infor Smart Office |
companion | Companion | Infor Companion for Infor Smart Office |
landmarkweb | Landmark Web | Landmark Web UI integration |
landmark | Landmark | Landmark Data Services for Mashups |
designer | Mashup Designer | Mashup Designer |
pfclient | Process Flow | Process Flow main cotnroller |
inbasket | Process Flow Inbasket | Process Flow inbasket application |
search | Infor ION Enterprise Search | Infor ION Enterprise Search for Smart Office |
biclient | BI Client | Analytics |
bidash | BI Dashboards | Analytics |
binote | BI Note | Analytics |
birep | BI Reports | Analytics |
groove | Groove Integration | Legacy. |
Additional schemas that are reserved for framework/ Infor development:
If you plan to develop your own feature please note that the following schemas are reserved by us for internal use. They are not currently used (10.0.5) but not allowed for feature SDK development.
zip | util | app | office |
external | feature | client | social |
ion | pulse | activity | roadwarrior |
grid | dev | data | service |
workspace | infor | lawson | skype |
lync | message | plm | erp |
tools | pack | lcm | config |
application | startpad |
Also check that you don’t use a Permanent URI Schema from IANA http://www.iana.org/assignments/uri-schemes.html