Working with Advanced Job Scheduler for Wireless

 

Advanced Job Scheduler for Wireless works on two types of devices. A Wireless Markup Language (WML) device is an Internet-ready cellular phone. A Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) is a PDA or PC Web browser. Throughout this topic, the different devices are referred to as WML and HTML.

• Hardware and software requirements
  Before yon run Advanced Job Scheduler for Wireless, make sure that you have met all the necessary software and hardware requirements.

• Selecting a device
  Internet-ready telephones and wireless PDAs are a rapidly changing technology. They differ in screen size, in user interface, and in many other significant characteristics. The information in this topic helps you choose devices that are compatible with Advanced Job Scheduler for Wireless. Other wireless devices are also compatible if they support wireless Internet browsing, but the interaction might be different.

• Configuring your wireless environment
  To ensure that the Advanced Job Scheduler for Wireless run properly, you need to modify your web application server and firewall configuration.

• Connecting to your i5/OS operating system
  You can use your wireless device to connect to the system that contains the Advanced Job Scheduler product.

• Customizing your connection
  Using your wireless device, you can customize the interface to your specific needs. For example, you might want to view only certain jobs and specify not to view the job's group name. You also might not want to access the list of scheduled activity. The Customize page on your wireless device allows you to filter jobs as well as change display preferences.

• Managing Advanced Job Scheduler for Wireless
  You can use your wireless device to work with Advanced Job Scheduler.

 

Parent topic:

Scheduling jobs with Advanced Job Scheduler