Important: The Basic Web client has been deprecated since Elvis 5.9 and superseded by the Brand portal. Users of the Basic Web client in Elvis 5.9 to 5.14 are advised to use the Brand portal in favor of the Basic Web client. From Elvis 5.15, the Basic Web client has been disabled and fully replaced by the Pro client and the Brand portal. The functionality that is available in these two applications fully replaces that of the Basic Web client. Please note that due to various security issues that exist within the Basic Web client, we recommend to no longer use it. Should you decide to still want to use the Basic Web client in Elvis 5.15 or higher, it can be enabled by setting the following option to true in the cluster-config.properties.txt file: basicWebClient.enabled=true |
The Basic Web Client is one of the ways of accessing Elvis through a Web browser.
It gives users easy access to content that is stored in Elvis and because of its limited features it is perfect for general use.
Figure: Accessing content in Elvis through the Basic Web Client.
Accessing the Basic Web Client
Enter the following address in your Web browser:
<Elvis Server URL>/web
Features
The Basic Web Client can be used to perform the following tasks:
- Searching for files using a free-text search, the Filter or by browsing the folder structure.
- Previewing files
- Downloading files
- Sharing files
See these tasks performed in the following short video:
Supported Web browsers
For an overview of the supported Web browsers, see Compatibility of Web browsers with Elvis.
Setting user permissions
The features of the Basic Web Client that a user has access to are controlled through a combination of the user license that is used and the Capabilities and Rules that are set up for that user or the user group that the user is part of.
For more information see Controlling user permissions in Elvis 5.
Document history
- 6 October 2016: Added statement that the Basic Web client has been disabled since Elvis 5.15.
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