| Development mode | Required for H5 micro apps | Select a development mode: - Develop app: Develop a new H5 micro app. - Quick link: Add an existing H5 micro app. An organization can integrate its internal app into DingTalk through a quick link, allowing internal employees to use it on the DingTalk Workbench. |
| Server outbound IP | Yes | Enter the IP address used when calling the DingTalk Server API, that is, the public IP address of the organization’s server. Separate multiple IP addresses with commas (,). An IP format with one wildcard (*) is supported. |
| App home page URL | Required for H5 micro apps | Enter the URL of the app home page. Tapping the app icon on the mobile Workbench redirects to this page. Enter the IP address or domain of the server where the backend service is deployed. For example: https://public-IP:8080. |
| PC home page URL | No | Enter the URL for opening the app on the DingTalk Workbench on PC. The link must start with http or https. Note If left blank, tapping the app icon on the DingTalk Workbench on PC displays a message: “The PC version is not supported yet. Scan the QR code below with DingTalk on your phone to view.” The app can only be used on the DingTalk Client-side on mobile. |
| Admin Console URL | No | Enter the URL for admins to access the app in the DingTalk Admin Console. |
| Push type | Yes | A third-party enterprise app must register a callback to receive the app activation event when an organization authorizes the app. This notifies the app which organization has activated it. After the third-party app backend receives this event, it must initialize the organization information to complete the activation. For details, see Activate an authorized app. In addition to the app activation event, DingTalk pushes other event messages, such as app authorization changes and department changes. By subscribing to these callback events, developers can better integrate with DingTalk. For details, see Data Push Overview. DingTalk supports the following two methods to receive callback events: - RDS data push - SyncHTTP push |
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