Universal Messaging 10.3 | Concepts | Deployment | Language Deployment Tips | JavaScript Application Deployment
 
JavaScript Application Deployment
JavaScript applications can be served directly from a Universal Messaging realm server, using a file plugin, or via a third party web server of your choice.
Serving Applications via a Universal Messaging File Plugin
For performance and security, we strongly recommend that applications are served from an SSL-encrypted file plugin. You may however choose to serve applications from a non-encrypted file plugin. See the description of using JavaScript for HTTP/HTTPS delivery in the Developer Guide.
Serving Applications via a third party Web Server
Most components of your JavaScript application can be served from any web server. A Universal Messaging File plugin is still required however, to serve certain parts of the JavaScript libraries. This is necessary to permit secure cross domain communication.