This project provides a viewer for Asset Administration Shells, which can be used client-side. It provides a pure javascript web application to communicate with AAS Servers using json to generically show the AAS content to a user. You can also view a basyx-registry.

1. Cross-Origin Resource Sharing (CORS): Due to security restrictions, servers by default don't allow to access data from different localtions. You need to enable CORS on your server or use a CORS-Plugin in your browser (See below).
2. http/https: Based on Browser-Security restrictions, the combination of both protocols isn't possible. You can't combine an AAS via http and Client via https and vice versa.

1. AAS-Server: You need an AAS-Server that hosts your AASs. At this point, the server can be based on the aasx-server, the aasx-package-explorer or basyx.
2. Web-server for the web-aas-client: You need any common Web Server to deploy this project e.g.: Apache2 or IIS.
3. Web Browser: You can use any modern web browser to use the web-aas-client
4. CORS-Plugin: Due to the mentioned restrictions you might need a CORS-Plugin for your browser.

1. You can access the AAS-client via ServerEndpoint/aasBrowser.html; Attach the link to your AAS:

aasBrowser.html?endpoint=http://myAASServer/../aasEndpoint

2. You can access the registry-client via ServerEndpoint/registryBrowser.html; Attach the link to your registry:

registryBrowser.html?endpoint=http://myRegistryServer/.../registstryEndpoint

You can view the AAS on the AASX Server: https://admin-shell-io.com:5001

To access the first AAS on that server with idShort Festo_3S7PM0CP4BD by web-aas-client please click: https://admin-shell-io.com/web-aas-client/aasBrowser.html?endpoint=https://admin-shell-io.com:51411/aas/Festo_3S7PM0CP4BD