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Sandboxed Application

A Sandboxed Application is an Application that can run over a Multi-Sandbox Executable.

The Application development flow requires the following elements:

• a Virtual Device, a software package including the resources and tools required for building and testing an application for a specific device. A Virtual Device will simulate all capabilities of the corresponding hardware board:

  • Computation and Memory

  • Communication channels (e.g., Network, USB …)

  • Display

  • User interaction

• an hardware device that has been previously programmed with a Multi-Sandbox Executable. Virtual Devices and Multi-Sandbox Executable share the same version (there is a 1:1 mapping).

The next chapters explain how to create, test and publish Sandboxed Applications.