Hello guys,
Do you know if it's possible to embed WebVue mimic in a Web page? If yes, any experience to share? thanks.
BRs,
Mark
HI Mark,
Yes it is possible. You can find how to do in our Web Portal example provided in the DVD
Nico
Thank you Nico.
I have found the demo project, also showed this to the customer. Now this customer had another issue to run the demo project because they used VS2010 version.I think if they cannot find out the compatibility issue of VS they should try with VS2008 just as we advised in the guide. but......
So do you know who played this demo with later version of VS?
BRs,
Mark
Hi Mark,
You don't need any coding to insert a WebVue mimic in a web portal. Just insert the Java Applet code in 1 HTML frame.
Nico
Hello Nico,
Do you know how to realise this solution, or do you have someone to recommand to ask for? The customer cannot run the demo project with their VS version. thanks in advance.
BRs,
Mark
I told you Mark there is no need of VS to embed a webvue mimic in an HTML page.
Just insert the Java Applet code in 1 HTML frame.
In the demo portal there is 1 page doing it. I think it's the last page named 'Portal something'. I don't have the portal here therefore I don't know the exact name.
Nico
Hello Nico,
I also want to know how it works,but I don't know about Java Applet code.After insert the Java Applet code in 1 HTML frame, if we need to input username and password when this page is displayed?
Hi Mark,
The HTML code is the same than the one in the ProjectWebindex.html but inserted in a frame.
About login/pwd usually it is an automatic login as, for a web portal, the user should be always the same.
But there is a way, by code, to login then get the sessionId and pass it before opening your html page.
This action is done by using the web service SessionContext
Nico
Nico,Thank you very much.
Now I think I understand well how it works.I also find some very useful details in 'SV WEB SERVICES TOOLKIT DEVELOPER'S MANUAL'.With the help of the frame and the method of OpenCustomSession, we can achieve the goal of the customer.
Thanks again.
BRs,
Mark


