Daniel,

We just released the next version of uMobile. This new version is fully personalizable and extendable. It still has all the features (and more) to manage your umbraco instance but it also includes the possibility for any programmer to make their own functionality blocks.

In order to get started I recommend you to download the umbraco package (0.9.0), the Android application (https://market.android.com/details?id=LECOATI.uMobile) and I also recommend you to read the short documentation from here: http://our.umbraco.org/FileDownload?id=8943.

If you want to start customizing uMobile for your umbraco instance, you should watch this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JbzPfcLOLOQ.

Link for umbraco package is broken. Also, is it working for medium trust?

Thanks for replying. We haven't tested it but it should work. The communication between the app and the server is made through umbraco /base.

How  can I test that the uMobile endpoints work correctly? Can I made a request from my browser to make sure it is working ok?

Yes. You can test your endpoints with the following methods:

/base/uMobile/CallMethod/<method>/<param1>$<param2>$<param3>

or

/base/uMobile/CallMethodWithoutParameters/<method>

In order to test your endpoints you have to set the property Authentication to false in the method attribute umMethod

[umMethod(Authentication = false)]
public static string myEndpoint() {
    MessageBox helloWorld = new MessageBox("HelloWorld");

    return helloWorld.umGo();
}

If you only want to know if uMobile is working correctly you can make the following request from the browser:

/base/uMobile/Authenticate

This should return the following message:

{"type":"anonymous","header":"authtoken","element":{"message":"Username or password not valid"},"error":"validation"}

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