The workbench (WbPxMedia) allows the standard Workbench software to run inside a web browser using the Java Plugin. Workbench uses a small applet to download modules as needed to the client machine and to host the Workbench shell. These modules are cached locally on the browser's hard drive.

In addition to workbench, a suite of technology called Hx is available. The Hx framework is comprised of a set of server side servlets and a client side JavaScript library. Hx allows a real-time user interface to be built without use of the Java Plugin. It requires only web standards: HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. If you are developing for a target media that is limited to browsers with HTML and CSS with no applet plugins available, be sure to test your Px views often in the appropriate browser as you proceed in your development. The goal of Hx is to satisfactorily present your Px views in non-applet browsers, however, due to the difference in display technologies, you should verify that the Px view displays in the browser as you expect it to.

Report Px pages are simply Px pages that have a Report Pane at the root level, for convenience. Report panes include a Page number Timestamp property in a single column table. See About Reporting for more information about reports and the report pane.

Mobile Px pages are designed to enhance and enable widgets for presentation on a mobile device. You must select this option for your Px page if you expect to use the page on a mobile browser. See About Reporting