Overview
Apryse WebViewer for Appian is renowned document technology that powers mission-critical applications for private companies, large enterprises, and governments alike.
Deep dive blog on configuration options https://apryse.com/blog/appian/view-and-edit-pdf-and-word-documents-with-appian
Key Features & Functionality
Appian Documentation, FAQ, Guides: https://docs.apryse.com/documentation/appian/
Hello,
I cannot confirm this behavior.
Could you please clarify which version you updated from and to?
Did you get any errors in the browser console and network panel?
You might have to clear your cache in Chrome as Appian will cache the component files. Although, the recent change should avoid this as the component pointing to the wrong version of WebViewer will cause errors.
Seems like the latest version is not able to show the documents in Chrome. Firefox is ok. Anyone can confirm this behaviour? Thanks.
I am not sure what regex you were testing with, but perhaps you could share it so we can verify what the component is doing with it. Just testing with "[0-9]+" and "[d]{0, 1}[g]{0, 1}o" as the search term seems to detect results in our demo document.
You can share more details by submitting a support ticket with us or emailing support@apryse.com.
Thanks!
Are there any sample regex patterns that can be shared that are known to work with the WebViewer comp? I can get string terms to work, but even very simple regex patterns (e.g. look for a number) are not being respected in my testing.
Using v5.6.1
In this particular case, you are not looking for a JAR file but a ZIP file. Specifically, com.apryse.webviewer.components_5.5.1_signed.zip as this is the component package. This is indeed part of the package you downloaded. The JAR is for the systems plugin in another listing, which you should also check out.
Let me know if this helps!