Hi,
I have published an application "MYAPP" with the following settings:
Path/Filename:
C:\MyApp\MyApp.exe
Start Directory:
C:\MyData
When I use the FloatingPanel with the button "MYAPP", the application is started correctly and the application is started correctly in the Start Directory (C:\MyData) where the database resides. So this is good.
BUT when I use "RemoteApp On Client" (by starting "MYAPP" from the systray "My Remote Applications"), my application can't find the database, because it looks like that the Start Directory (C:\MyData) is ignored?! This is a big problem for us.
Is there a solution for this issue?
Best regards
Jeffrey Kuijt
RemoteApp On Client: Start Directory ignored?!
Re: RemoteApp On Client: Start Directory ignored?!
Hello,
I do not reproduce your issue. Start directory is used with remote app on client. Make sure your users have sufficient rights to access your start directory or provide me with a procedure to reproduce your issue.
I do not reproduce your issue. Start directory is used with remote app on client. Make sure your users have sufficient rights to access your start directory or provide me with a procedure to reproduce your issue.
Olivier
TSplus support team administrator

TSplus support team administrator

Re: RemoteApp On Client: Start Directory ignored?!
Hi,
RemoteApp On Client with a different Start Directory is only working when I use a batch file, for example:
RunMyApp.bat
Best regards
Jeffrey
RemoteApp On Client with a different Start Directory is only working when I use a batch file, for example:
RunMyApp.bat
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@echo off
start "MYAPP" /d "C:\MyData" "C:\MyApp\MyApp.exe"
pause
exit
Jeffrey