Configuring WebAccess Components
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Defining WebPublisher User Interfaces
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From the WebPublisher Application object’s Templates page, click
Define User Interfaces
to
display the Define User Interfaces dialog box.
The dialog box includes three tabs:
User Interfaces:
The
User Interfaces
tab lets you add, modify, and remove user interfaces, as
well as determine whether or not GroupWise data added to an interface should be cached on
proxy servers. Each interface consists of template files that support a specific content type. For
example, the predefined Standard HTML interface uses frame-based HTML templates, located
in the frames directory, that support the text/html content type.
Browser User Agents:
The
Browser User Agents
tab lets you associate a user interface with a
Web browser. The association is based on the browser’s User Agent information (signature,
platform, version, and so forth).
Browser Accept Types:
The
Browser Accept Types
tab lets you associate a user interface with
a Web browser. The association is based on the content type the browser accepts.
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To add, remove, or modify user interfaces, click the
User Interfaces
tab.
The
User Interface
list displays all available user interfaces. The list includes the following
information:
User Interface:
This column displays the name assigned to the user interface (for example,
Standard HTML).