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HTML5 User Interface Preview 2
Build 239 SP1 includes the Preview 2 version of the new InfoBurst HTML5 User Interface (UI). The new HTML5 UI is a modern, efficient, and easy-to-use replacement to the current Flash-based interface. See HTML5 User Interface Preview for video tutorials for the new UI. The general release version of the HTML5 UI is planned for mid-summer.
Features Added
Macro Builder
Windows Authentication
Burst/XDC/System Support Package
Burst/XDC Summary
Schedules Report
Active Directory Sync
InfoBurst Portal Configuration
Priority Queue
SSL Certificate Selection
Printer Management
XDC Authentication Source
UI Access
The new user interface requires an HTML5-compliant web browser like Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge. To access the new UI, browse to http://<SERVER>:8554 after updating to or installing Build 239 SP1. The current Flash-based UI will remain accessible at its current URL address.
SSL
The Preview HTML5 UI is accessible on port 8554. Some older InfoBurst environments that use SSL may only have SSL enabled on port 8551. If you use SSL and receive an SSL error when browsing to https://<SERVER>:8554, then you must enable SSL on port 8554.
Bryan Baca
Download & Usage
HTML5 User Interface Preview 2
Build 239 SP1 includes the Preview 2 version of the new InfoBurst HTML5 User Interface (UI). The new HTML5 UI is a modern, efficient, and easy-to-use replacement to the current Flash-based interface. See HTML5 User Interface Preview for video tutorials for the new UI. The general release version of the HTML5 UI is planned for mid-summer.
Features Added
UI Access
The new user interface requires an HTML5-compliant web browser like Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge. To access the new UI, browse to http://<SERVER>:8554 after updating to or installing Build 239 SP1. The current Flash-based UI will remain accessible at its current URL address.
SSL
The Preview HTML5 UI is accessible on port 8554. Some older InfoBurst environments that use SSL may only have SSL enabled on port 8551. If you use SSL and receive an SSL error when browsing to https://<SERVER>:8554, then you must enable SSL on port 8554.
Feedback
We look forward to receiving your feedback about the new UI. Please post general questions to the HTML5 User Interface Preview forum. Please report any issues or bugs via InfoSol Help Desk ticket.
Fixed Issues
The following are fixed issues in the HTML5 UI:
Known Issues
Visit the Report Problems forum
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