Deploy and manage desktop and mobile applications - Managing Enterprise Devices and Apps - page 57

App Package For iOS (*.ipa File) This deployment type creates an application from
an app package for Apple iOS (.ipa) file.

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App Package For iOS From App Store This deployment type creates an application
by specifying a link to the app in the App Store.

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App Package For Android (*.apk File) This deployment type creates an application
from an app package for an Android (.apk) file.

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App Package For Android On Google Play This deployment type creates an
application by specifying a link to the app on Google Play.

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Nokia SIS File This deployment type creates an application from files that are in
Symbian Installation System (sis or sisx) format for supported Nokia Symbian-based
mobile devices.

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Mac OS X This deployment type creates an application from a Mac OS X Installer
(.cmmac) file that was created by using the CMAppUtil tool.

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Web Application

This deployment type creates a shortcut on a user's device to the

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web application.

Manual information entry
You can enter information manually into a deployment type or import a file that contains
information to the deployment type. A deployment type can include the following
information:

General information about the deployment type, including the name of the deploy-
ment type, the technology the deployment type uses, and all the languages the
deployment type supports

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Location of any content that the installation requires and the expected behavior when
communicating with a distribution point

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Installation commands and uninstall commands

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Detection method used to determine whether the application is installed on a client
device

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User experience settings, including installation behavior and visibility

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Requirements that must be met for the deployment type to install

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Return codes used to determine whether a restart is required, the installation is com-
plete, or any other events you want to communicate to the user

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Dependencies—additional deployment types from a separate application—that this
deployment type requires

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