Case 1: integrate PROOFSCOPE in a page
This case describes how you can integrate PROOFSCOPE in a page.
The PROOFSCOPE SDK contains two HTML files which contain the base to start a PROOFSCOPE component on a custom HTML page:
- createToken.html contains the code to create a view token.
This token should be saved and passed when the viewer needs to be
opened.
You can find it here:
http://<cloudflow server>/manual/ProofscopeSDKExample/ProofscopeComponent/createToken.html - proofscope.html contains the code to integrate the
PROOFSCOPE component. It shows a prompt dialog where you can input the viewer token.
You can find it here:
http://<cloudflow server>/manual/ProofscopeSDKExample/ProofscopeComponent/proofscope.html
You can copy this code of
proofscope.html:
1 api_async.proofscope.get_view_info(pToken, function(pResult) {
2 api.m_session = pResult.use_session;
3 api_sync.m_session = pResult.use_session;
4 api_async.m_session = pResult.use_session;
5
6 var viewerParameters = pResult.view.parameters;
7 $('#proofscope').Proofscope(viewerParameters);
8 });
- Line 1 will make the call to get the PROOFSCOPE parameters that were passed when creating the token.
- Line 2 to 4 will set the session which is returned, so the internal functions of PROOFSCOPE will work with the user for which the token is generated.
- Line 6 will retrieve the PROOFSCOPE parameters.
- Line 7 will construct the PROOFSCOPE viewer in a div with id proofscope. It will take the parameters that were used to create the token.