This attribute determines how the application is displayed to the
user. Some settings affect other attributes. For example, in
Object Manager choosing Client Window Management disables the
attributes for configuring the application's size. On the command line
you may specify these other attributes, but they have no effect.
| Object Manager |
Command line |
Applies to |
Description |
| Webtop |
webtop |
All application types |
- The application appears on the webtop, alongside the links,
embedded within the web page defined in the object's Emulator Applet Page
attribute.
- Pressing the CONTROL key while clicking a webtop link forces the application to display in an independent window instead.
- When listing object attributes on the command line, this attribute value displays as
mainbrowser. - If the Secure Global Desktop Client is operating in Integrated mode or Java™ technology is not available, an independent window is used instead.
|
| Client window management |
clientwm |
X applications |
- The application's windows behave in the same way as those of
applications running on the client device. For example, the windows
may be resized, moved, minimized and maximized using the client's
normal window management controls.
- The object's Window
Close Action attribute determines what happens when the user
closes the application's last or main window.
- Pressing the CONTROL key while clicking a webtop link has no effect on the application display.
- When listing object attributes on the command line, this attribute value displays as
multiplewindows. - Recommended for applications with many top-level resizable windows.
|
| New browser window |
newbrowser |
All application types |
- The application appears in a new web browser window, embedded
within the web page defined in the object's Emulator Applet Page
attribute.
- Pressing the CONTROL key while clicking a link on a webtop forces the application to display on the webtop instead.
- If the Secure Global Desktop Client is operating in Integrated mode or Java technology is not available, an independent window is used instead.
|
| Independent window |
independent |
All application types |
- The application appears in a new window, without any web browser
toolbars or menus.
- This window may be resized, but this does not resize the
application: the window will include scrollbars. The object's Width and
Height attributes determine
the size of the application.
- Closing the window may end or suspend the emulator session,
depending on the object's Window Close Action attribute.
- Pressing the CONTROL key while clicking a link on a webtop forces the application to display on the webtop instead.
- When listing object attributes on the command line, this attribute value displays as
awtwindow. - Recommended for Windows applications.
|
| Kiosk |
kiosk |
Character, X and Windows applications |
- The application appears full-screen, with no window decoration.
- Users may not resize or move the window.
- Pressing the CONTROL key while clicking a webtop link has no effect on the application display.
- Recommended for full-screen desktop sessions.
|
| Local X server |
localx |
X and Windows applications |
- The application is displayed using an X server installed on the
client device, if one is available. Otherwise, an independent window
is used.
- Applications configured with this setting are not
resumable (even if an independent window is used).
- The client device X server's host access control must grant
access to the application server. See your X server's documentation
for information about host access control.
- Pressing the CONTROL key while clicking a link on a webtop forces the application to display on the webtop instead.
|
| Seamless window |
seamless |
Windows applications |
- The application's windows behave like an application running on a Windows application server, see Using seamless windows for Windows applications.
- If an application is launched in a seamless window, you can toggle between a seamless and
independent window by pressing the SCROLL LOCK key.
- Pressing the CONTROL key while clicking a webtop link has no effect on the application display.
- When listing object attributes on the command line, this attribute value displays as
seamlesswindows. - Not recommended for full-screen desktop sessions: use a kiosk or independent window instead.
|
Displays the application in a new web browser window, within a web page.
Displays the application in an independent window.
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Secure Global Desktop 4.31 Administration Guide
> Applications, documents and hosts
> Display Using (--displayusing)