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Is Java Script required on any Workstation accessing the Web Client?

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Updated October 18, 2017
asked on October 16, 2017 • Show version history

This question relates to an Army installation.  We realized that the Server needed Java Script enabled to run the Web Client (WebAccess) configuration page.  QUESTION: does Java Script need to be enabled on the workstations accessing the Web Client?

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replied on October 16, 2017

Yes, the web client makes heavy use of javascript and browsers with javascript disabled won't be able to work.

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replied on October 18, 2017

You may be confusing Java runtime (JRE) and JavaScript. 

JRE runs Java applets launched from some browsers, which is very rare. JRE should  only be installed on a PC if you have a specific requirement. Java security settings should lock down all but trusted sites.

JavaScripts runs on all browsers and is used by most web pages. Hit F12 on any page to get an xray view of the page - you will likely see lots of lines beginning <script.

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