Hi Pier,

To run the MX Web browser client you will need to have an MX Web project.

The client will then also need an environment to run (engine and servlet) - but using the rocket MX Web builder you can run a live test that will start these components for you to test (using the MX web live test).

When you start a new project you can select one of the templates, for instance LegaSuite or Material design) and a number of standard pages will be created for you. Like the logon page and the main menu page. 

If you like to start a clean project then the cleaner "Themes Dock Layout"  project might be a better choice. Typically you would create an MX web project based on your green screen host application. You can create a session to connect to the green screen application, create a screen for the screen where you'd like to make a web page for, and link the web page to this screen to see it when the client starts and connects to the host application.

You can also create a project with a disconnected session (no host connection). In that case a 'NULL SCREEN'  can be created to link your page to, which will then be started when you start the web client using this project.

Hope this helps,

Regards,