Device
Definition
JFW defines a "device" as any mobile or handheld device (e.g., cell phones, smartphones, tablets, laptops) owned and/or used by a user that falls within the scope of the JFW platform. This platform encompasses software (including mobile apps), hardware, and services.
By default, JFW considers each browser profile as a separate device to enhance the accuracy of session management for applications. However, end developers (end-dev) can modify this setting to align with specific business strategies. Options include:
Excluding specific browsers from being counted towards the device limit.
Consolidating all browser sessions into a single device count.
These adjustments allow for greater control and customization based on the unique needs of your business.
Brand Relationship
A device in JFW is independent and does not inherently belong to any brand. Instead, devices exist as standalone entities within the platform. This design ensures maximum flexibility and scalability.
Independent Device A device is not tied to a single tenant. It can exist on the platform without being bound to any specific brand structure.
Many-to-Many User Relationship
A single device can be associated with multiple users.
A single user can also be associated with multiple devices.
This many-to-many mapping enables developers to build scenarios such as:
Shared devices across multiple users (e.g., family tablets, workplace laptops).
Single users managing multiple devices under their profile (e.g., phone + laptop + work tablet).
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