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Document Viewer

The topics in this section describe how to use the Web Document Viewer in JavaScript, JavaScript with the React library, JavaScript with Angular, and in the Vue JavaScript Framework:

These approaches are based on the client-server model, that is, you need to create a server (backend) project and a client (frontend) part that includes all the necessary styles, scripts and HTML-templates.

The topics below provide integration examples:

Note

Frontend and backend applications should use the same version of DevExpress controls.

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