RemoteApp via Web Portal settings

[tmwah]

Hi all,

apologies, if this is an RTFM question - any pointer to the right section in the manual is appreciated, too

When users are running RemoteApp via the web portal they get some default settings - where do we actually change those settings? We tried generating a remote app client and replacing the original Clients\www\RemoteAppClient\Setup-RemoteAppClient.exe with no success. Apparently, our settings are not effective and probably the setup exe is only downloaded and executed the very first time a user connects, anyway(?).

Any hints appreciated ...

Kind regards,
Tom

[admin]

Hello,

Please avoid modifying files in Clients\www\ as it could lead to confusion and unwanted behavior.

The RemoteApp connection client will always display a default application such as the Remote Taskbar, which can be used to display remote applications as if they were installed locally. More information the remote taskbar can be found here : http://www.terminalserviceplus.com/docs ... ting-panel

Now if you wish to publish only application with RemoteApp, you can do so by publishing your application and assigning it to your users or groups.

I recommend you to watch this video to get you started with TSplus : terminalserviceplus.com/videos/start-your-remote-desktop-solution.php

You will find here a documentation on how to publish new applications : terminalserviceplus.com/docs/application-publishing

And how to assign these applications to users : terminalserviceplus.com/docs/assigning-applications-to-users-or-groups

Regards,
TSplus support team

[tmwah]

Hello,

many thanks for your response.

However, it seems that my question was unclear. Of course, we are assigning applications via the Admin tool. We are trying to change a few settings, notably the printing behaviour (defaults to print to the standard printer, we'd prefer to have the users get a local preview). Those settings are available in the Client Generator and I did not find them somewhere else.

Kind regards,
Tom

[tmwah]

Ok, trying to answer my own question: looks like Clients\www\remoteapp2.js might be the right place for such modifications. Your warning "Please avoid modifying files in Clients\www\" still applies, then. Is there a better (and recommended) way?

Kind regards,
Tom