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June 24th, 2019 13:00
Automate Keystroke using ThinOS / WMS
Is there a way to automate keystrokes using WMS? Alt+Tab would be perfect. I'm auto-launching a published Citrix application using the WMS console and then using Imprivata to auto-login the user. The problem comes when the thin client is rebooted. ThinOS never brings the published Citrix application to focus, therefore Imprivata does not see the screen to auto-login the user. Below is the environment I'm running. WMS 1.4 ThinOS 8.6 Imprivata 6.0 WMS is auto-launching IE directly to a vendor's Citrix Storefront page, but the screen is not in focus after reboots.
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DELL-Scott H
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June 24th, 2019 17:00
Try doing it without Imprivata. Point your policy directly at Storefront and populate the default username and password variables.
I do not think Imprivata 6.0 is officially supported yet.
skisalomon77
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June 25th, 2019 08:00
We're on the same page because I did actually try that, but the 3rd party vendor doesn't have the XenApp Services URL enabled for whatever reason, so I can't point the thin client directly to their StoreFront, which would have worked out perfectly.
I also tried launching IE via a command prompt, hoping the command prompt would force the focus to the browser, but that didn't work either.
I'm still plugging away at some ideas.
skisalomon77
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June 26th, 2019 08:00
After testing additional settings, one of the workarounds is to enable Full Screen mode.
ThinOS --> Remote Connection (8.5+) --> Global Session Settings --> Advanced Settings
When auto-launching the browser in full screen mode, the browser is always the screen in focus, therefore Imprivata will always recognize the screen and auto-login the user.
This works out great in this situation because some of our thin clients are just used in a tracking board fashion to monitor the status of orders and the thin clients have minimal to no human interaction.
I still wish there was a way to automate keystrokes within WMS though.