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Hi Kaushal,
You should now be able to click on a link and have it launch and send through the new IBM Aspera mobile app.
More information about the new app is here: more information is here: https://community.ibm.com/community/user/integration/blogs/anya-behn/2022/07/07/new-ibm-aspera-mobile-application
Please clarify the user requirements: 1. have mobile app installed via Apple or Google store. 2. Open web browser on phone using mobile chrome or safari (firefox? Opera? DDGo?). 3. Choose files through the Web Browser to upload. 4. Implements upload via mobile app. Is this accurate?
Hi! Our new mobile application is coming out soon, which will have this capability.
I think they're asking for downloading the file using HTTP fallback when FASP is not available, right? Otherwise you're saying HTTP gateway needs to be in play in the network pipe and that seems tougher. Still, you get it working and I'm voting for it.
The next major version of Faspex (version 5) is built to be mobile browser friendly. Files can be downloaded and uploaded on a mobile web browser using the HTTP Gateway. For more information about this, I would more than happy to hop on a call.