Specifying the window mode in the app configuration: The window mode is controlled by the "mode" window setting, specified in the app configuration or as a setting when opening a Glue42 Window programmatically. Glue42 supports four different window modes: flat, tab, HTML and frameless. Feature parity is provided by the different technology adapters.From an end user perspective, there is no difference between web or native windows.NET, Java, and many more) to control any window, web or native. You can use any technology adapter provided by Glue42 (JavaScript.Web and native windows are handled by Glue42 Enterprise as window abstractions, which means that: You can choose which ones to register as Glue42 Windows so that they can use Glue42 Enterprise functionalities. After you Glue42 enable your native app, your app windows aren't automatically registered as Glue42 Windows. Native apps, as opposed to web apps, can have more than one window. organize windows into tabs that the user can also tear off.add custom frame buttons to the windows and respond accordingly to user interaction with them.user interaction - allow a window to be sticky, enable or disable "Minimize", "Maximize" and "Close" buttons.visibility - create hidden windows, show them later.It allows users to group Glue42 Windows so that they move, maximize and minimize together, and provides the following features, not found in any normal browser:Ĥ types of window modes: flat, tab, HTML and frameless Ĭomplete control and customization of the windows: The Window Management API enables you to create and manipulate Glue42 Windows and is the basis of the App Management API.
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