This managed application operation mode supports only managed forms
functionality.
Web-client window example
Operation of 1C:Enterprise within a Web-browser
Operation of 1C:Enterprise in a Web-browser does not require installation of
the system, since a Web-browser (Microsoft Internet Explorer or Mozilla Firefox)
is used as a client application.
To work in Web-client mode a Web-server setup to work with 1C:Enterprise 8 is required. The client browser interacts with the
Web-server over HTTP; in its turn, the Web-server interacts with 1C:Enterprise 8
in file- or client-server operation mode.
Apache or IIS can be used as a Web-server.
Operation in a Web-browser
diagram
Web-client uses DHTML, HTTPRequest and AJAX (Asynchronous JavaScript and XML)
technology. All client functionality in this mode is performed automatically
with JavaScript language.
Client modules, developed in a configuration are automatically translated
from 1C:Enterprise 8 native script language into JavaScript. Thereby, all
applied solution development is done within 1C:Enterprise 8 Designer regardless
on possible operation mode (thin,
thick, or web client); server side and client side code is created in
1C:Enterprise 8 script language.
Multiple Platform Support
Use of Web-client mode allows all the system parts to work, for example, on
Linux OS:
Operation in different operating
systems
Other possible option is operation only in Windows OS:
Operation at Windows-based PCs
Generally, 1C:Enterprise 8 architecture allows building of mixed systems,
i.e. with elements operating on different operating systems:
Operation in a mixture of
workstations
Web-client Mode Operation Features
Web-client defines development specifics. For example, this operation mode
assumes a specific techniques to work with local files – a special temporary
repository is used to transfer files between a client and a server.
Correctly developed configuration should run entirely equally in Web-client
and in thin client modes.
