Kony Quantum is now HCL Volt MX. See Revised Terminology. Current Quantum users, see the important note about API naming.

Programming and Extensibility

Using Volt MX Iris along with Volt MX Foundry for back-end services integration, you can take advantage of multiple platforms’ native APIs and tap into the web’s most popular open standards such as HTML5, Cordova, and Angular, all while lowering your app development time by as much as 50% with extensive, reusable templates and objects.

Iris Enterprise

Introduction to Volt MX Script

Embedding Cordova Applications

Native Hybrid Communication

Revised Volt MX product names, APIs, and Others

This document describes the revised list of Volt MX product names, APIs, and others.

Product name
API
Other

The following tables show the mapping of Volt MX new terms versus Temenos old terms.

Product name

This table shows the new Volt MX product names versus old Temenos product names.

New Terms (Volt MX)	Old Terms (Temenos)
Volt MX	Quantum
Iris	Visualizer
Foundry	Mobile Fabric
Foundry	Fabric
Flare	Nitro

API

This table shows the new Volt MX APIs namespaces versus the old Temenos APIs namespaces, along with examples. The new namespaces are used throughout this documentation; however, if you use a Temenos branded version older than 9.2, you must keep using the old Temenos namespaces.

New Namespace (Volt MX)	Old Namespace (Temenos)
voltmx	kony
com.hcl.voltmx	com.konylabs
VMXFoundry	KNYMobileFabric
Examples
voltmx.ui.Alert	kony.ui.Alert
voltmx.os.deviceInfo	kony.os.deviceInfo
com.hcl.voltmx.middleware.api	com.konylabs.middleware.api
com.hcl.voltmx.middleware.dataobject	com.konylabs.middleware.dataobject
VMXFoundry.OfflineObjects.drop	KNYMobileFabric.OfflineObjects.drop

Other

This table shows the new Volt MX terms versus old Temenos terms.

New Terms (Volt MX)	Old Terms (Temenos)
vfcli.jar	mfcli.jar
iris	viz
Iris	Viz