Active web browsers
In USoft Web Designer 9, the creation of HTML has moved to the client. The server has become a hatch that serves files on request. The advantages of this approach are:
The application.html initial document
When a client connects to a USoft web application, it receives an initial HTML document that contains all the information needed to boot the application. This HTML document provides:
Contexts
As of USoft 9, all pages and sub-pages exist within a single HTML document. They are not in different namespaces kept apart by named HTML frames. All data, variables and scripting operate in a single space. In most cases this will make life easier. There are, however, situations that can cause conflicts.
Client sessions
In previous versions, when the user had no server requests for a longer period of time, it could happen that the session on the server was timed-out. The next server request resulted in a nasty error message and the login page was thrown into place discarding all uncommitted manipulations that were made.
Frameworks
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