Creates one or more Windows application objects. See Section C.1.14, “Windows Application Object”.
tarantella object new_windowsapp { --nameobj
--widthpixels
--heightpixels
[ --descriptiontext
] [ --winproto wts|none ] [ --ntdomaindom
] [ --apppathname
] [ --argsargs
] [ --appservobj
... ] [ --workingdirdir
] [ --resumable never|session|always ] [ --displayusing independent|kiosk|seamless ] [ --xrandr true|false ] [ --maxinstances 0|instances
] [ --maximize true|false ] [ --scalable true|false ] [ --depth 8|16|24/32 ] [ --iconicon_name
] [ --hintshint
...] [ --compression automatic|on|off ] [ --execution automatic|inorder|optimized ] [ --interlaced automatic|on|off ] [ --accel true|false ] [ --delayed true|false ] [ --loginscript
] [ --protoargsargs
] [ --resumetimeoutmins
] [ --middlemousems
] [ --dpi monitordpi ] [ --loadbal default|cpu|memory|sessions ] [ --ldapusersuser_dn
... ] [ --ldapgroupsgroup_dn
... ] [ --ldapsearch search_string
... ] [ --clipboardlevellevel
] [ --windowclose suspendsession|endsession ] [ --cdmdrive_spec
... ] [ --appprintingconfig 1|0 ] [ --mapprinters 2|1|0 ] [ --pdfenabled 1|0 ] [ --pdfviewerenabled 1|0 ] [ --pdfdriverdriver_name
] [ --pdfisdefault 1|0 ] [ --pdfviewerisdefault 1|0 ] [ --allowkioskescape true|false ] [ --swmopts true|false ] [ --console 1|0 ] [ --remotewindowkeys true|false ] [ --disablewallpaper 1|0 ] [ --disablefullwindowdrag 1|0 ] [ --disablemenuanimations 1|0 ] [ --disabletheming 1|0 ] [ --disablecursorshadow 1|0 ] [ --disablecursorsettings 1|0 ] [ --enablefontsmoothing 1|0 ] [ --noprintprefs 1|0 ] [ --remoteaudio 1|0 ] [ --enhancednetworksecurity 1|0 ] } | --filefile
The following table shows the available options for this command.
Option | Description | More Information |
---|---|---|
| The common name of the object in the SGD datastore. | |
| The width of the application, in pixels. | |
| The height of the application, in pixels. | |
| A text description of the object. | |
| Whether to run the Windows application from an application server using Remote Desktop Protocol. | |
| The Windows domain to use for the application server authentication process. | |
| Full path name of the application. | |
| The command-line arguments to use when starting the application. | |
| The application servers that can run the application. | |
| Working directory to be used by the application. | |
| Resumability behavior for the application. | |
| How the application is displayed to the user. | |
| Enables the RANDR X extension. | |
| The maximum number of instances of the application a user can run simultaneously. | |
| The initial size of the application. | |
| Scale the application to fit the window in which it is displayed. | |
| Color depth for the application. | |
| Webtop icon for the application. | |
| String containing additional name-value data for the application. | |
| Whether the AIP protocol compresses commands for transmission. | |
| Whether the AIP protocol always executes commands in order, or optimizes commands for performance reasons. | |
| Enables interlaced image transmission. | |
| Enables graphics acceleration for the application's display. | |
| Enables delayed updates of the application's display. | |
| The login script used to start the application. | |
| Command-line arguments used for the SGD Remote Desktop Client. | |
| Number of minutes the application is resumable for. | |
| Timeout for emulating a middle mouse button click using a two-button mouse. | |
| Monitor resolution that SGD reports to X applications. | |
| Load balancing algorithm to use. | |
| Assigns the application to the specified LDAP users. | |
| Assigns the application to the specified LDAP groups. | |
| Assigns the application to the users that match the LDAP search criteria. | |
| Clipboard security level for the application. | Section C.2.36, “Copy and Paste: Application's Clipboard Security Level” |
| Effect on application session of closing the main application window. | |
| The drives on a Microsoft Windows client device that can be accessed from the application running on an application server. | |
| Enables application-specific printing configuration. | |
| The client printers users can print to when printing from the application. | |
| Enables users to print using the SGD “Universal PDF Printer” printer when printing from the application. | |
| Enables users to print using the SGD “Universal PDF Viewer” printer when printing from the application. | |
| The printer driver to use for SGD PDF printing when printing from the application. | |
| Sets the SGD “Universal PDF Printer” printer as the client's default printer when printing from the application. | |
| Sets the SGD “Universal PDF Viewer” printer as the client's default printer when printing from the application. | |
| Enables a pull-down header for kiosk mode applications. | |
| Enables local window hierarchy for applications displayed in seamless windows mode. Needed for compatibility with some Borland applications. | |
| Starts the application in console mode, also called remote administration mode. | |
| Sends window management key strokes to the remote session. | |
| Disables background wallpaper. This can improve performance. | |
| Disables the option to show the contents of a window when it is moved. This can improve performance. | |
| Disables transition effects for menus and tooltips. This can improve performance. | |
| Disables themes for the application. This can improve performance. | |
| Disables the mouse pointer shadow. This can improve performance. | |
| Disables mouse pointer schemes and customizations. This can improve performance. | |
| Enables font smoothing for text in the application. This can improve text readability, but can affect performance. | |
| Disables caching of printer preferences, such as paper size and page orientation. | |
| Leaves audio at the remote application server. | |
| Uses enhanced security, such as Transport Layer Security (TLS) or Network Level Authentication (NLA) using CredSSP. | |
| Batch file used to create multiple objects within the organizational hierarchy. |
To batch-create multiple objects, use the
--file
option. Use the other
options to create a single object.
The following example creates a new Windows application object for the application Write-o-Win. The application runs on the application server rome.
$ tarantella object new_windowsapp \ --name "o=applications/cn=Write-o-Win" \ --width 1000 --height 800 \ --app c:\\programs\\apps\\write.exe \ --appserv "o=appservers/ou=Sales/cn=rome"