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Table of Contents
Brava HTML Viewer Administration Guide ..........................................................................................3
Chapter 1: Requirements .................................................................................................................4
Chapter 2: Installation .....................................................................................................................5
Installing Brava HTML Viewer ........................................................................................................5
Chapter 3: Configuration Options ......................................................................................................5
Feature Availability Matrix .............................................................................................................6
Tips and Limitations .........................................................................................................................6
Copyright Notices and Acknowledgements.........................................................................................8
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INTRODUCTION
This guide provides information about installation and configuration of the Brava! ® Enterprise HTML
Client. Version 4.0 is integrated with a Brava Enterprise Server installation 7.3.
The Brava HTML Viewer provides users the capability to load documents from the Brava Server online
using a web browser. Documents are processed with the Brava! Enterprise Server as HTML output and
are presented in this streamlined viewer for quick viewing, searching, publishing, redacting, and
adding/reviewing annotations (including Changemark discussion).
A separate user interface is also available for 3D HTML viewing, Video file viewing, and HTML Compare
viewing.
Version 4.0
Copyright 2015. All rights reserved.
If you need information on integrating and customizing Brava HTML Viewer or if you experience any
problems or have general inquiries, please feel free to contact us.
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CHAPTER 1: REQUIREMENTS
Mobile: HTML viewer is also supported in the following Mobile Client environments
Mobile Tablets
iPad with iOS 7.1, iOS 8.0, iOS 8.1
Android - Jelly Bean and Ice Cream Sandwich, Browsers - Chrome browser only
Mobile Phones
iOS 7.1, iOS 8.0, iOS 8.1
Android- Jelly Bean and Ice Cream Sandwich, Browsers - Chrome browser only
Blackberry 10
MS Phone 8.1
Note that different printing features and options are available depending on which browser and PDF plug-
in configuration you are using. Please see the feature matrix. To obtain the optimal PDF plugin printing
experience, please update your browser to the most recent version available.
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CHAPTER 2: INSTALLATION
Run the Brava Enterprise Installer. In the Custom Setup screen, the Brava! SDK component is disabled by
default. Select the drop down arrow for Brava! SDK and select "This feature, and all subfeatures will
be installed on local hard drive". The HTML Client files and folders are installed as a component of
the Brava Enterprise SDK to your Brava Enterprise installation directory as ..\BravaSDK\HTML\.
CHANGEMARKCONFIG.XML NOTES
Once installation is complete, it may be necessary to copy the ChangemarkConfig.xml file from the HTML
Viewer install directory (located on the BravaServer in \BravaSDK\HTML\config) to your web server
directory (C:\Program Files (x86)\Apache Software Foundation\Tomcat
7.0\webapps\BravaSDK\HTML\config). Without ChangemarkConfig.xml on the web server, any markup
file, including a changemark entity, cannot be saved.
The GetSignedConfig.aspx/jsp file (see the HTML Integration documentation in BravaSDK/Docs)
references the ChangemarkConfig.xml file in its ChangemarkConfigURI property. That property MAY need
to be manually updated after the installation to point to the correct location, OR the xml file MAY need to
be copied to the directory referenced by the URL.
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Depending on your browser configuration, the following Print features will be available in the HTML
Viewer.
To obtain the optimal PDF plugin printing experience, please update your browser to the most recent
version available.
Problem: The HTML Viewer is not launching properly when using IE9.
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Solution: To resolve this issue, set the internet security setting (IE only) "Access data sources across
domains" to either "Enable" or "Disable". Either setting will permit the HTML client to operate properly. If
set to "Prompt" the security warning will display every time the HTML client is used.
Ensure that "compatibility" mode is off when using IE9.
Problem: Some markup templates created in earlier versions of Brava ActiveX viewer do not work
properly in Brava HTML viewer.
Solution: This is a markup compatibility issue. Existing stamp templates which contain raster images
(created in previous Brava ActiveX versions using the insert image tool) will need to be re-saved in a 7.2
or higher ActiveX viewer before the HTML Viewer 3.15 or later will be able to use them.
Problem: The HTML Demo page, or other pages, do not launch on a localized installation.
Solution: Filenames of pages cannot contain unicode characters unless your server can handle these
characters on requests. For example, Tomcat can not handle these requests by default and you will need
to add URIEncoding="UTF-8" to the Connector element in the server.xml to enable unicode
filenames.
Problem: Banners do not appear on the printed page when using Safari browser.
Limitation: The Brava HTML Print feature in Safari is PDF-based, and prints PDFs at a scale that masks
out the margins containing the banners. To resolve this known issue, set the scale to 90% in the native
Safari print dialog, and banners will show up.
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Problem: The HTML viewer, when running in a Mozilla/Firefox browser, can’t view raster (bitmap)
images at all scale factors. The higher the image's resolution, the lower the scale factor ceiling is.
Limitation: Mozilla limits bitmap dimensions to (32767*96)/DPI. See Mozilla limitation at
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=591822.
Until this feature is improved, a suggested workaround includes making the viewer smaller by adjusting
the browser window size and zooming out the image until the viewer shows the image again.
Problem: Some fonts may not display correctly when using Internet Explorer.
Limitation: This is due to a known issue in IE.
This software includes third party component software distributed by OpenText to you pursuant to
specific third party license agreements, whose terms and conditions are as set forth in your license
agreement with OpenText and/or the Terms and Conditions of Embedded Products. Copies of such
Embedded Software Licenses relating to the use and distribution of such Embedded Products can be
found in the \Licenses directory located in the product installation directory. You agree to comply with all
such Embedded Software Licenses which apply to the Software licensed to you by OpenText.
Please refer to the LegalNotices.pdf document included in your product installation to view all third
party software copyright notices and acknowledgements that are associated with this product and its
components.
Copyright Notice
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