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Java - Desktop.getDesktop().browse(URI) is supported, but does not open document (a citrix problem?)

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问题 (I am not sure if this is the correct place to ask this question. Please move to suitable site) I have a problem that is shown in below code. It does not work on machine (windows 2008) that has CITRIX Xen App 6-. There is no error, just that browser does not get launched. On my desktop (a windows7 box), it works. package trials; import java.awt.*; import java.io.File; import java.io.IOException; public class Launch { public static void main(String[] args) throws IOException { if (args.length

Java - Desktop.getDesktop().browse(URI) is supported, but does not open document (a citrix problem?)

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Current date/time in Java under Citrix Xenapp 6.5

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问题 We maintain a legacy Java application which has just recently migrated to the XenApp 6.5 platform. But when we display the current time it is displaying the server time and not the user's time on the Powered Shared Desktop. For example, the user is in timezone offset 9.5, but when outputting the timezone it is displayed as 10. We have tried: TimeZone.getDefault().getID()); System.getProperty("user.timezone")); And we are getting the time by: private final static DateFormat dateFormat = new

Is it possible to get a users timezone for an application hosted by Citrix XenApp?

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问题 I have a VB6 application hosted to users around the world through Citrix XenApp. I'm using the windows GetTimeZoneInformation call to find the time zone of the user in order to adjust some dates shown in the app (the dates come to the app in GMT). Unfortunately it looks like GetTimeZoneInformation gets the timezone of the Citrix server rather than the user running the application. Is there a Citrix based solution for this or am I going to need to change my implementation? This seems like a

Citrix : What is the difference between outputmodes

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问题 In Citrix there are four available outputModes: OutputModeNormal OutputModeWindowless OutputModeRenderless OutputModeNonHeadless When using Simulation API I don't see any difference between OutputModeNormal and OutputModeWindowless. From documentation, I would expect OutputModeWindowless to show no window on client side, but I get the window whatever I do. Is this expected, and if yes, what is the real difference ? I've searched a lot without any success: https://discussions.citrix.com/topic

C# How do I log off a Citrix XenApp User Session?

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问题 Since there is absolutely zero documentation by Citrix on their SDK, I am documenting this here. Using C#, how do I programmatically log a user session off? 回答1: Use the simple method below to log off a user session by parsing through sessions and logging off an individual session. using Citrix.Common.Sdk; using Citrix.XenApp.Sdk; using Citrix.XenApp.Commands; using Citrix.Management.Automation; private void logoffUser(string strUser) { GetXASessionByFarm sessions = new GetXASessionByFarm

Citrix : What is the difference between outputmodes

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In Citrix there are four available outputModes: OutputModeNormal OutputModeWindowless OutputModeRenderless OutputModeNonHeadless When using Simulation API I don't see any difference between OutputModeNormal and OutputModeWindowless. From documentation , I would expect OutputModeWindowless to show no window on client side, but I get the window whatever I do. Is this expected, and if yes, what is the real difference ? I've searched a lot without any success: https://discussions.citrix.com/topic/278410-outputmode-windowsless-and-renderless-help-on/ 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/53452576

Java - Desktop.getDesktop().browse(URI) is supported, but does not open document (a citrix problem?)

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(I am not sure if this is the correct place to ask this question. Please move to suitable site) I have a problem that is shown in below code. It does not work on machine (windows 2008) that has CITRIX Xen App 6-. There is no error, just that browser does not get launched. On my desktop (a windows7 box), it works. package trials; import java.awt.*; import java.io.File; import java.io.IOException; public class Launch { public static void main(String[] args) throws IOException { if (args.length < 1) { System.out.println("argument filepath expected"); return; } final boolean browseSupported =