Shortcuts & .2xa Codes for Customization

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Is there a complete description of each available "option" in the shortcut command line and .2xa files compiled by the program?
 
To run parameters on the command line, these parameters are available

s!='server'
t!='port'
u!='username'
q!='password'
a!='applicationName'
d!='domain'
p!='parameters'

e.g.:

"C:\Program Files\2X\ApplicationServer Client\tsclient.exe" s!='192.168.0.1' t!='3389' u!='test1' a!='Notepad' q!='password' d!='domain'
 
Is there a way to specify the user name / password in the .2xa file itself. We have an application for the 2X server whereby we dont want the user to know their password.
 
DaMule said:
Is there a way to specify the user name / password in the .2xa file itself. We have an application for the 2X server whereby we dont want the user to know their password.
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Read the section in the 2x App Server manual about customizing the .msi for zero touch install. There you can store the user/pass as well as the server, secondary server, etc so they are all setup after the install.
 
Well that wasn't what I asked. Can I put those items into the .2xa file? My end users are my clients and I cannot be bothered to create an MSI for 300+ users whereby the passwords will change all the time. I want to use the web publishing piece to allow users to connect to our applications - but I need to specificy the credentials because I dont want them to know their account info. I can do this with the classic RDP client - can I do it with yours?
 
DaMule said:
Well that wasn't what I asked. Can I put those items into the .2xa file? My end users are my clients and I cannot be bothered to create an MSI for 300+ users whereby the passwords will change all the time. I want to use the web publishing piece to allow users to connect to our applications - but I need to specificy the credentials because I dont want them to know their account info. I can do this with the classic RDP client - can I do it with yours?
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I would love an answer to this question. This is a situation that I am currently looking at. This will probably be the deciding factor for my company on whether we use your or a competitor's product.

Something like this:

Code: 
<APP xmlns:dt="urn:schemas-microsoft-com:datatypes">
	<CONNECTION>
		<PORT dt:dt="ui4">80</PORT>
		<PRIMARYSERVER>remoto.campastro.com</PRIMARYSERVER>
		<PROXY dt:dt="ui4">1</PROXY>
	</CONNECTION>
	
	<LOGON>
		<AUTOLOGON>true</AUTOLOGON>
		<USERNAME>myname</USERNAME>
		<PASSWORD>mypassword</PASSWORD>
		<DOMAIN>mydomain</DOMAIN>
	</LOGON>
	
	<STARTUP>
		<PUBLISHEDAPP>#2</PUBLISHEDAPP>
		<STARTMODE dt:dt="ui4">1</STARTMODE>
	</STARTUP>
</APP>

Some assistance please. Thanks.
 
Hi there,

This feature, is in our the next client release.

Regards

Nixu.
 
The next client release should be out (as a beta) by the end of next week.

Nixu
 
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