iOS & Andriod Authenication apps

We require both iOS and Android applications to extend the use of an intranet application to mobile devices. The apps will simply use user provided credentials to connect to a URL and enable the user to open the web-based .NET HTML 5 application from their mobile device without being prompted to authenticate. The application will run on iOS and Android and must work on both Phones and Tablets. The application is to enable users to transparently connect to a web portal without having to input their credentials. The applications must capable of connecting to multiple NETconsent systems. “DEFAULT” Screen: By default, on opening the app, the last visited Connection” homepage should be opened up. There should be an icon for accessing “Settings” (“<” Back Icon to go back to List of Connections) “CONNECTIONS” Screen: • List of Connections. Should be a way to delete connections with “Are you sure?” Yes\No confirmation. Each Connections should display a number of outstanding actions for the user against each connection, which can be found at: http://servername/NETconsentWebAPI/api/content/getmyactivity?documentType=All&pepId=2 On Click on connection or ADD new connection (+), go to Connection Setup Screen. ”CONNECTION SETUP” Screen (Add New & Edit): The following input fields will be required for each connection: • Connection Name: “DEFAULT” • Server: https:// (Verify is valid URL) • Username: [login to view URL]@[login to view URL] or company\[login to view URL] - Verify • Password: • Retype Password: (verify match Password on blur) Functionality\Buttons: • SAVE • EDIT • DELETE On SAVE: 1) Verify fields 2) Check Connection to Server URL 3) Check Login validates 4) Save if validates Else error and tell user that URL is not validated, or username\password combination is not valid. Username\password must be stored encrypted in the app. For each connection, the following default webpage should be displayed – this is set within the NETconsent Server. Application Icon Icon on the desktop should display the TOTAL number of outstanding actions across all Connections. We have a website written in Dot Net Nuke that currently runs on HTTP. We require it to be migrated (along with all references to HTTP resources) to use HTTPS. HTTPS certificate is already created.