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Most of the browser supporting WebSocket also support HTML5 and CSS3. To see a full list of browser supporting the WebSocket see WebSocket support.
Basic Authentication Support for Login
If a solution running in NGClient does not define a specific form as login form and doesn't have a login solution, Servoy will serve a standard SignIn page to the user (a basic html page with a username and password field).
Instead of showing the default SignIn HTML page, it's also possible to show the default browser basic authentication dialog, using one of the two following approaches:
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Starting Servoy NG Clients
Servoy NGClients run in a browser and can be started by accessing a URL on the Servoy Application Server.
Web Client Start URL | What is does |
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{serverURL}/solutions/{mySolutionName}/index.html | Opens the specified solution |
{serverURL}/solutions/{mySolutionName}/index.html?a={value} | Opens the specified solution. The argument value is passed into the Solutions onOpen event handler. |
{serverURL}/solutions/{mySolutionName}/index.html?a={value}&{name1}={value1}&{name2}={value2} | The same as the previous scenario, but with additional custom keys for additional arguments |
{serverURL}/solutions/{mySolutionName}/index.html?m={myMethodName} | Opens the specified solution and executed the specified method after the solution is opened |
{serverURL}/solutions/{mySolutionName}/index.html?m={myMethodName}&a={value} | The same as the previous scenario, but specifying a single value to be passed as an argument into the onOpen event handler and deeplink method |
{serverURL}/solutions/{mySolutionName}/index.html? |
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m={myMethodName}&a={value}&{name1}={value1}&{name2}={value2} | The same as the previous scenario, but with additional custom keys for additional arguments |