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How to render the information from HTML file into RTC web

Trying to access the html file from stream\component (RTC web or cleint)

Actual Result: If the users are accessing test1.html file code from RTC source control web or RTC Client.

Could you please explain why the below information is rendering and its not updating only the code (test) 

<HTML>

<BODY>

test

<BODY>

<HTML>


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But when the html file normally opens from your local desktop or browser without using RTC. Below is the output ( it doesn't open up the source code)


Test


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Expected Result: If the users are accessing test1.html file code from RTC source control web or RTC Client.


test

is it possible to view the browser output of html, rather displaying complete html soruce code in RTC

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That is not possible inside of the web client.
You may be able to configure a sandbox to be loaded into a web server and view the pages that way.
You can also configure eclipse to open html files in the internal (or external) browser.

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thanks for all the information Karl.

If we download into sandbox also it will  try to open with the browsers but its the same case that we are trying to open the file from the file system ( works fine)

if the file (html) directly opens from RTC source control ( component) its not supported used-case ?
can it be a RFE request ?

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Hi Arun I don't think there are any restrictions on opening RFEs
I don't know how likely it would be to get added as a feature but it doesn't hurt to ask.

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