Novell ZENWORKS APPLICATION VIRTUALIZATION 8.0 - INTEGRATION AND STREAMING GUIDE 05-07-2010 Manual page 33

A concrete example of a path for a non-streamed application might be
http://www.mysite.com/spoon/layers/firefox/3.5.0.8__0/
Creating an Application Configuration File
Each application delivered using the Spoon Standalone requires a unique
Each configuration file is linked to the private key. An application configuration file is copied to the
Web server and referenced in the Web page where the application is launched. The Spoon
Standalone plug-in uses the configuration file to validate the application and determine where to
locate the files to stream and launch the application.
Use the
licenseutil.exe
application configuration files.
IMPORTANT: The LicenseUtil command line tool requires the Microsoft .NET Framework 3.5 for
correct operation.
When you create a configuration file, the first parameter must be
command line parameters are listed below:
/pc – The path to the private key (
/an – The name of the application (limited to ASCII characters).
/av – Application version information
(
application_version;layer_revision;model_revision_if_applicable
Streamed Application Example:
Non-Streamed Application Example:
/au – The URL to the model file for a streamed application, or to the
streamed application.
Streamed Application Example:
1.0.0.0__0/xstream/0/model.xm
Non-Streamed Application Example:
1.0.0.0__0/myapp.svm
/vm – The version information for
Example:
8.0.1271.4;0
/xvm – The URL to the
/xreg – The URL to the
NOTE: The version and revision information is assumed to be identical to the
xreg
version and revision.
/o – The output file.
The following is an example command line syntax that was used to create a GroupWise
configuration file.
command line tool (extracted from
ZAV80-NOV-xxxxxx.xml
1.0.0.0;0;0
1.0.0.0;0
http://www.mysite.com/layers/myapp/
http://www.mysite.com/layers/myapp/
xvm.exe version;revision
configuration file.
.xvm
configuration file.
.xreg
configuration file.
.xml
) to create
template.zip
. The other
CreateAppConfig
) file on your Web server.
).
file for a non-
.svm
®
application
Streaming Virtual Applications
xvm
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