Attributes on the Application Launch Properties panel of
Array Manager control the user experience when clicking links to
applications on webtops. The attributes apply to all array members.
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| Save Tarantella login details in cache | --launch-savettapassword 1 | 0 |
- Whether to save in the password cache the username and password
the user types to log in to Tarantella.
- If you are using the SecurID login authority, this setting must always
be disabled. This is because SecurID passwords cannot be re-used.
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| Try Tarantella password if cached | --launch-trycachedpassword 1 | 0 |
- Whether to try the password the user typed for the
Tarantella server (if it's stored in the password cache)
as the password for the application server.
- Tarantella server passwords might be stored in the
cache if some applications are configured to run on the
Tarantella host, or if Save Tarantella Login
Details In Cache is checked.
- This setting may be overridden by a host object's Authentication
attribute.
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| "Save Password" box | --launch-savepassword-display user | system | none
--launch-savepassword-initial checked | cleared
--launch-savepassword-state enabled | disabled
| Three attributes which control the behavior of the application server's
authentication dialog.
The top setting controls when the authentication dialog displays. This is
either:
- If the user holds down the SHIFT key when they click an application's link
or if there is a password problem (
user); - Only when there is a password problem (
system); or - Never show the dialog (
none).
The other settings control the initial state of the Save password box
in the authentication dialog and whether users can change it:
- If users can't change the setting, the initial state
determines whether users may save passwords in the application
server password cache.
- If you don't allow users to check and clear the box,
the initial setting determines whether passwords are cached or not.
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| If Password Has Expired | --launch-expiredpassword manual | dialog | none |
- The action to take if the user's password has expired on the
application server. Some types of application server do not support
the Prompt User (dialog) setting.
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| Launch Details | --launch-details-initial shown | hidden
--launch-details-state enabled | disabled
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- Two attributes concerning the application launch dialog's Launch
Details area:
- Whether to show or hide the information when the dialog
appears.
- Whether users are allowed to show and hide the information.
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| If Launch Fails | --launch-details-showonerror 1 | 0 |
- Whether to show the launch details area if an application launch
fails.
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| Launch Dialog | --launch-showdialogafter seconds |
- The delay in seconds before showing the application launch
dialog to users.
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