Another Deployment Question

This just got dumped on me yesterday and just looking for some input and possibly some software recommendations.
I have 30 staff members (to start) that will be receiving ipads (that were promised to be out before the end of the year) for work use. However, even though they are to be used for work, we are allowing them to install their own purchased apps.
I already have a configuration file ready to roll out, which sets up them up on our wireless network, sets up policies for password and such, and the configuration of their exchange emails. For this part, I have been simply updating them with the iPhone Config utility which seems to work perfectly for this part of the management.
Now for the difficult part, we have said that they will be able to purchase their own apps, the only issue that I will see with this is if they try to sync with their own itunes account. Suggestions?
Now on to the next issue that causes concern for me, Mobile Management server, I have looking at a couple, as we will want to install and manage apps and such over our wireless network. As well, since their will be sensitive data, in the event that one is lost/stolen, will need the remote wipe function. Anyone have a preference or opinion on such servers?
Thanks so much in advance!

Ondeego has a solution for the deployment and remote wipe of in-house iPhone & iPad apps -- it can wipe/lock just the app & data, not the whole device.
Have a look at:
http://www.youtube.com/user/ondeegomarketing#p/a/u/0/bAHGxtZLcn0
Hope this helps.
Bryston
P.S. “I may receive some form of compensation, financial or otherwise, from my recommendation or link..."

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>
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Rob Woollen <[email protected]> wrote:
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"Randy Stafford" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
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Hi Mark,
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>
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"Mark Griffith" <[email protected]> wrote:
Randy:
(Rob may post later, but here is my take)
"Randy Stafford" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
Hello Rob Woollen and All,
I have a question about packaging and deployment with the "split
directory
structure"
in WebLogic Server 8.1.
Specifically, how does one go about deciding which classes to put inmyEnterpriseApp/myWebApp/WEB-INF/classes,
versus myEnterpriseApp/myEjbModule, versusmyEnterpriseApp/APP-INF/classes?
I think the answer to the first part is easy enough: if there are
classes
depended
on by, say, the servlets in a web app, but not depended on anywhereelse
in the
enterprise app, then those classes should go in WEB-INF/classes.
It's the other part of the question that gives me trouble. I use localinterfaces
on my session beans. Let's say I have a domain object class returnedfrom
a session
bean method and depended on by the web app. If I put that domain
object
class
under myEnterpriseApp/myEjbModule, then the web app can see it by
virtue
of the
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But the wlcompile Ant target supposedly compiles stuff tobuild/APP-INF/classes.
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factory then it is compiled by that specific module compiler. The rules
for
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*/myejb/myejb.ejb (EJBGen file)
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ear,
you would check it into your src tree at:
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You can check out an example at:
$BEA_HOME/weblogic81/samples/server/examples/src/examples/splitdir/helloWorl
dEar
Hope this helps.
cheers
mbg
I haven't experimented and empirically observed
yet, but I couldn't find the answer in the documentation and tutorials.Is it
looking for java source files under src/myEnterpriseApp but not undermyWebApp
or myEjbModule? In general, does BEA have any recommendations in thisarea?
Thanks,
Randy

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