Walter - we had to deploy the HTML solution. Java versioning was an issue and the applet does not work consistently. I would look to upgrading to at least 10.2.6 or higher if you are not already there and using the web.

Thank you for the reply! The html solution does seem to be the best option but we're hesitant because we'd have to upgrade our landmark, ltm, websphere and java (java on the S3 side as well). Word from Infor is that when you go to landmark 10.1.1.x the websphere and java for both landmark and S3 have to be the same and java 1.7 is required. You confirmed our concerns about sending people to an applet though.

All of those assessments are correct - you'll need to go to Java1.7, websphere 8.5.5 and upgrade to 10.1.1.x/Tm10.2.x at minimum for a functional HTML5 interface. We're deploying the Landmark HTML5 ESS/MSS (as we call it) now, and it's quite buggy. 

Configurations are inconsistently passed between the HTML5 UI and the Rich Client app config console, and it's very all or nothing in regard to restricting certain functionality. 

That being said, it's very promising, and if you customize the HomePages.zip file it can actually be very pleasant looking. But it's definitely got it's rough edges :)

 

Another option you may want to look into is deploying the rich client via citrix. We do that, and it meets the needs for most users.

 

Peter O, just wondering how's your experience with LTM ESS on HTML 5 now, is it still buggy? We are using the java web applet which is rich client and java issue and slow page loading is the problem. Can you share how is the performance and if there any tweak you did. thanks