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| + | The Web View renders public web pages. It is intended to help you integrate your virtual world web the world wide web (WWW). The infrastructure maps [[Worldspace]] URLs onto HTTP URLs and provides pages for each unit of worldspace (world, scene, etc). | ||
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| + | ===Component Host=== | ||
| + | The Instance Host loads all [[Network Architecture#Layer_Two|Layer Two]] [[Component]]s and allows them to extend the infrastructure-provided worldspace web pages. Components can also add their own public-facing web pages. See the [[Component Programming Guide]] for more on components. | ||
Latest revision as of 13:17, 26 February 2019
The Web View is an IIS-hosted ASP.NET MVC web application that renders web pages to represent VWW worldspace objects (Scenes, Worlds, etc). It is a part of Layer One of the virtual world web infrastructure.
Responsibilities
The Web View renders public web pages. It is intended to help you integrate your virtual world web the world wide web (WWW). The infrastructure maps Worldspace URLs onto HTTP URLs and provides pages for each unit of worldspace (world, scene, etc).
Component Host
The Instance Host loads all Layer Two Components and allows them to extend the infrastructure-provided worldspace web pages. Components can also add their own public-facing web pages. See the Component Programming Guide for more on components.
