HTML parametersThe most useful HTML parameters are described below. Use the Additional Parameters tab on the Advanced Options window of the Deployment Wizard to add these parameters to your deployment file.
Name: AdditionalArchives
Values:
Names of Java 1 or Java 2 archives, without file extensions (.cab or .jar),
separated by commas.
For example, if the archives are the following Java 1 archives:
Name: Allow special alpha characters entering into "Numeric" Only field
This new enhancement allows you to enter special alpha characters on numeric only field on 3270 sessions. This is helpful where a 3270 application can accept special characters and numeric values to process user requests. This is not enabled by default. To enable this feature, add the following HTML parameter with values given below:
Name: UseSpecialCharsIn3270NumericField
Values: Any Special characters or even alphabets that need to be treated as numeric characters on numeric only fields on 3270 sessions.
If you want the characters !, @, #,$,%,^ and so on to be entered on numeric only fields, then the list of characters can be specified as the value for the above HTML Parameter. It is assumed that the Numeric Field Lock is selected for this feature to be enabled.
Name: AltScreenSize
Value: nnxnn which represents row by column
Description: This parameter allows you to specify
screen sizes for 3270 sessions.
Application Data Directory for Host On-Demand Data
The Administrator can configure Host On-Demand to store the cached client and user data in the Application Data directory of Windows clients. Normally on Windows clients, Host On-Demand puts data under the "Documents and Settings\<user name>
\" directory. However, if the Application Data directory support is enabled, Host On-Demand will use the "Documents and Settings
>user name<\Application Data\IBM\HostOnDemand\" directory for both the cached client and user preferences.
A new HTML parameter has been added to support this feature:
Name - UseAppData:
If the value is "true", the cached client will be installed at the Application Data directory of Windows clients.
Name: ArabicTerm
Value: Alis and DEC
Description: This parameter allows you to enable Alis Specs in an Arabic VT 7-bit session.
With Alis specs, you get the following behavior
Host On-Demand uses the character "}" for switching to Arabic layer and " { " for switching to Latin. A new line switches back to the default layer regardless of which switching character is used in the previous line. In other words, in LTR screen a new line will switch to Latin layer and in RTL screen a new line will switch to Arabic layer.
The screen reverse escape sequence will be introduced as " <ESC> [1;1 ~ "escape sequence.
The default value is DEC.
Name: AssociateEmbeddedMenuBar
Value: true or false
Description:
This HTML parameter allows embedded Host On-Demand sessions running as portlets to display a menu bar.
Host On-Demand ignores this parameter for
sessions that are not portlets.
Users must be running a Windows operating system and have a Java 2-enabled browser
in order to use this HTML parameter.
The default value is true.
Name: AutoBackOff
Value: true or false
Description: This parameter allows you to uninstall a cached client
update and restore a previous version on the cached client. Using this parameter
you can uninstall the Host On-Demand
server, reinstall a previous version, then force the cached clients to go back
to this older version.
The default value is false.
Name: AutoStartJavaConsole
Value:
true or false
Description: This parameter allows you to prevent the Java console from
starting automatically when using DebugCachedClient="true" with
the Web Start client.
If you set the value to false, the Java console for the Web Start client
will not start automatically even if the HTML parameter DebugCachedClient is
also specified with a value of true.
The default value is true.
Name: CertKeyUsage
Value:
Description: This parameter can be used to filter the list of personal
certificates when server is requesting a client certificate for client authentication.
For example: If CertKeyUsage=DigitalSignature is defined, only Digital Signature certificates defined in the key usage field show up in the list of available certificates when "Browser or Security Device" is selected as the source. The nine key usages that can be defined in a certificate are:
This support allows you to print the CMS files available on the VM/CMS system using ZipPrint. This feature works only for the VM/CMS system and not work for MVS/TSO or CICS systems.
Note: This feature does not provide Bidi, DBCS or Thai support. Also, the associated menu items and messages are in English only.
A new HTML parameter has been added for enabling/disabling this feature:
Name - EnablePrintCMSFile:
If the value is "true", the option File->ZipPrint->Print CMS File will be available in the menu, and will allow you to use ZipPrint for print the CMS files.
This new enhancement allows you to copy text as a table from a 3270 session screen. The table is created based on input fields. As a result, when text copied as a table is pasted into an Excel sheet, and data from every subsequent input field is pasted in a new column. The prerequisite for the feature to work properly is that the field arrangement needs to be the same across all rows that are selected for copying. Please note this works only in SBCS environment.
Use the following HTML parameter to enable this feature.
Name: CopyFieldsAsTableTo use this feature, set the above HTML parameter. Select the option Edit->CopyAsTable in the session. By default, if the HTML parameter is not entered, the feature is disabled.
Name: Customizing the "Play Macro" and "Record Macro" panels
The lockMacroSaveLocations and RemovecurrentSessionOption HTML parameters allow you to customize the Play or Record Macro panel.
Using the HTML parameter lockMacroSaveLocations allows the administrator to add macro locations to that particular Host On-Demand client. This HTML parameter takes input as a string. The value for this parameter is the location/path that appears in the Macro Location. If the administrator decides to add more than one location or path, it is a list of locations separated by semicolon. Also, if both path name and Path have to be specified, the path name should appear first and the path should be separated by a '*' character.
Using the HTML parameter RemovecurrentSessionOption allows the administrator to exclude the "CurrentSession" option appearing in the MacroLocation list. Possible values are true or false. The default value is true. If the value is set to true, "currentSession" appears in the macro Locations list. If the value is set to false, the current Session does not appear in the macro Location.
Refer to Playing a macro or Recording a macro for more information.
Name: CustomKeyFunctionX
Value: function identifier|function data
Description:
This HTML parameter customizes the list of functions that a key or key combination can be mapped to using Keyboard Remap.
Keyboard Remap allows you to remap key functions by selecting the key you want to remap, then selecting the new function you want that key to perform. The list of available key functions is limited, by default, to a set of predefined key functions; however, you can customize this list with additional functions. When this file is loaded, you can go to the Keyboard Remap window, choose Custom Functions from the Category list, and your custom functions will appear in the list for you to map to a key.
Here is an example of parameters that add key functions to display, respectively, a character that you cannot normally display, automate a login with user ID and password, and automate a logout.
Name: CustomKeyFunction1 Value: Ctrl-A|^A
Name: CustomKeyFunction2 Value: Login|myuserid[tab]mypw[enter]
Name: CustomKeyFunction3 Value: Logout|logout[enter]
The value for the NAME field is always CustomKeyFunctionX, where X is the ordinal of the defined function. Host On-Demand iterates through the custom key function list, starting with 1 and continuing until no CustomKeyFunction value is found.
You must begin with CustomKeyFunction1 and continue in increments of 1. If the list is broken, for example, skips from CustomKeyFunction2 to CustomKeyFunction4, all values after CustomKeyFunction2 are discarded.
The VALUE consists of both the function identifier to the left side of the | and the function data to the right. The identifier displays in the Keyboard Remap function list box. The data is what the emulator processes when the remapped key is pressed.
There are three rules to keep in mind when encoding the value field.
Bracket encoding
Host On-Demand supports the ability to process
SendKeys mnemonics, so to send a bracket, you
must use all double brackets [[ ]].
Single open and close brackets [ ]
are translated as field boundaries for SendKeys
mnemonics. For more information, refer to SendKeys mnemonics.
Your custom table files can contain any number of tables, in any combination of type (keyboard, display, etc.). The file format is similar to that of Java properties files. For example (lines starting with # are comments; variables n and N are hexadecimal values):
##### Start of file # Map Local nn to EBCDIC NN in keyboard table sbcs.keyboard.0xnn=0xNN ..... # Map EBCDIC NN to Local nn in display table sbcs.display.0xNN=0xnn ..... # Map Local nn to EBCDIC NN in 3270 file transfer upload table sbcs.xfer_up.0xnn=0xNN ..... # Map EBCDIC NN to Local nn in 3270 file transfer download table sbcs.xfer_dn.0xNN=0xnn ..... ##### End of file
 | Note that the CustomTable parameter applies to the single-byte character set (SBCS) only. |
Name: DBCS support for CustomTable
Value: (NOTE: please add value here; not sure based on description)
Description: In earlier versions of Host On-demand, the CustomTable parameter applied to the single-byte character set (SBCS) only. Starting in Version 10.0.4, the CustomTable also applies to the double-byte character set (DBCS) except for File upload and File download.
Name: DBCS Support in 5250 Unicode Field on SBCS Session
Currently DBCS characters in 5250 Unicode fields are displayed correctly only when the session is configured with a DBCS host code page, like Japanese 939. If you want Host On-Demand to display DBCS characters in 5250 Unicode fields on a session configured with an SBCS host code page, like US 037, you can do so by using the new HTML Parameter useDBCSInDBCSUnicodeField.
Possible values for this parameter include the following:
True: Display DBCS characters in 5250 Unicode fields even on a session configured with an SBCS host code page.
False: Display DBCS characters in 5250 Unicode fields only on a session configured with a DBCS host code page. This is the default value.
Name: DebugCode
Value: 65535
Description: This HTML parameter turns on debug tracing for the client.
Name: Disable
Values: lum
Description:
This HTML parameter disables the license use counting feature.
Setting the value of this parameter to lum
disables
license use counting and reporting for the
particular HTML file.
By default, the Host On-Demand client sends a report to the
configuration server when a session is launched
and periodically while the session is open.
(The client requires
direct port access to the configuration server for its reporting.)
The Host On-Demand server uses the reports to maintain a count
of connected clients.
If you specify the lum value for the
Disable parameter, then
the Host On-Demand client does not send these reports.
Name: Disable Host On-Demand menu bar
This new enhancement to the Host On-Demand menu options enables you to disable the entire Host On-Demand menu. Use the following HTML parameter:
Set the value to true to remove the HOD menu bar.Name: disableHODMenuBar
Possible Values: true or false
Default Value: false
Name: DisableSupport
Value: true
Description:
This HTML parameter
causes the Support option of the Help menu item for the Session window to be disabled.
This is useful in cases where customers do not wish to have their users contacting IBM support directly.
A related parameter, SupportHTML, can be used to specify an alternate set of text to display when the user selects the Help/Support option.
True: The Userid field in the Host On-Demand logon panel is not prefilled.
False: The Userid field in the Host On-Demand logon panel is prefilled with the client system logon userid. This is the default value.
Name: Enable26LineVT
Value:
true or false
Description: This parameter allows you to select an additional screen
size
of
26
lines
for
VT
sessions.
Name: EnableVTFunctionKeypad
Value:
true or false
Description: This parameter allows you to change the Host On-Demand Keypad
for
VT
to
have
the F1
-
F8 keys.
Name: Extend Save HTML parameter
Value:
Description: This new enhancement allows you to specify or modify the default Host On-demand cached client install path and the location for saving user preferences. This can be achieved by with the following HTML parameters:
Name: CachedClientDirectoryName
Value: Directory location
Description: This HTML parameter allows the customer to = specify the=20 directory location where the cached client will be installed. You can = input=20 the Environment variable or Relative path or Absolute path. Here is = the=20 syntax:
- CachedClientDirectoryName =3D <Absolute path>=20
- CachedClientDirectoryName =3D <\Relative paths>=20
- CachedClientDirectoryName =3D <%Environment Variable%> =
Host On Demand already provides following HTML parameter for = specifying a=20 base location for storing user preferences.
Name: Save
Value: directory location
Description: This HTML parameter is for the HTML-based and = Combined=20 models only. This parameter specifies the base directory location = where local=20 user preferences are stored. If the directory does not exist Host = On-Demand=20 displays an error message.
- Save =3D <Absolute path>=20
- Save =3D <\Relative paths>=20
- Save =3D <%Environment Variable%>
Name: ForceJREInstall
Value: true
Description:
This HTML parameter is used in the following situation:
Normally in this situation, the Host On-Demand client displays a pop-up message that offers the user the choice of either downloading the IBM Java 2 plug-in Version 1.4 for Windows or using the Java 1 version of the Host On-Demand cached client.
If you set this parameter to true, the Host On-Demand client will not display the pop-up message but instead will immediately display the window that allows the user to download the IBM Java 2 plug-in version 1.4 for Windows.
For more information, see When the Client Java level is Java 2
Name: ForceUpgradeLogic
Value:
true or false
Description: There are a set of upgrade control options that Administrators
can set in the Deployment Wizard. Currently, if a new jar is added into the preload
list then Host On Demand automatically ignores these upgrade options and downloads
the jar. If you have set upgrade options and want Host On Demand to honor these
options, even if a new jar is included in the preload list, you can do so using
this parameter.
Name: ForceJava2
Value:
false, true, Sunw.x.y_z, or IBM
Description: When this parameter is used, all Java 2 detection is
bypassed and the Host On-Demand web page is built assuming that a Java 2 plug-in
is available. Possible values for this parameter include the following:
Note that the page is generated in such a way that Internet Explorer tries to fetch the plug-in from the Sun website if it is not already installed. If an invalid version is specified, the page is generated as if the value were set to "true".
The default value is false.
Name: GenericLogonFailureMsg
Value:
true or false
Description: For config server model, this parameter with a value of "true" changes the logon
failed message which previously said whether the userid was bad or the password
was
bad to just
say "Logon failed"
The default value is false.
Name: HidePort990Msg
Value:
true or false
Description: This parameter allows you to prevent error messages when
using
port
990
for
secure
FTP connections. If the value is set to true, the port 990 error message
is never displayed.
Name: UseHodCDRA1399
Value: true or false
Description: This parameter allows you to enable Host On-Demand to use
the same conversion table as IBM Personal Communications when it is set as false for Japanese codepages 1390 and 1399.
The default is false. See Japanese information for more information.
Name: IgnoreWellKnownTrustedCAs
Value: true
Description: This HTML parameter
prevents Host On-Demand from loading the WellKnownTrustedCAs.class/.p12 file.
Name: IPMonitor
Value: SessionName=My Session,TraceFile=c:\MyDirectory\trace.trc
My Session or 3270 Display.
The session name must be spelled exactly as it appears in the session properties,
and as it is displayed below the session icon, including spaces.
Name: JVMMinimum
Value: An integer with a value of 3165 or greater.
Description:
This HTML parameter specifies a required minimum version level
for the Microsoft Java 1 JVM used by Microsoft Internet explorer.
Host On-Demand requires that Microsoft Internet Explorer run a Microsoft Java 1 JVM level of 3165 or greater. However, by default Host On-Demand does not check the Java 1 JVM level of Internet Explorer.
If you include the JVMMinimum parameter, then the Host On-Demand client code does not start a session on Internet Explorer unless the level of the Java 1 JVM of Internet Explorer is equal to or greater than the value specified by JVMMinimum.
You can set the level to 3165 or higher. For example, if you set the value to 3240, then Host On-Demand does not start a session on Internet Explorer unless the level of the Java 1 JVM of Internet Explorer is equal to or higher than 3240.
Name: PCCodePageForEHLLAPI
Value:
Value of PC Codepage used by the EHLLAPI application. Examples are Cp437 or Cp1252
or Cp037
Description: For each Host On-Demand display session, this HTML parameter
configures the Java Encoding set (PC code page) that is to be used to map Strings
from the application to appropriate host codes on the PC for an EHLLAPI application.
Host On Demand requires that the international version of Java 2 JRE should be
installed in the client PC for this feature to work properly. In order to install
the international version of JRE, user must choose the support for additional
languages option in customized installation of the JRE. The international version
(which includes the lib/charsets.jar file) of JVM supports all encodings. Please
refer the following link for more information on Java Encoding sets,
http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.2/docs/guide/intl/encoding.doc.html
Name: PreserveAppendEOFChar
Value: yes
Description:
This HTML parameter
applies to 3270 Display sessions and 5250 Display sessions.
If you specify this parameter with a value of yes, then Host On-Demand
preserves an EOF character (x'1A') at the end of a file
to which a downloaded file is being appended,
by moving the EOF character to a position immediately after the appended data.
This HTML parameter is used in the following circumstances:
Normally, when PreserveAppendEOFChar is not specified (this is the default situation) or is set to no (same effect as default situation), then Host On-Demand:
But if you specify PreserveAppendEOFChar with a value of yes, then Host On-Demand:
For more information see the tables in Treatment of EOF character (x'1A') during file download in Text mode . For 3270 Display sessions, the HTML parameter RemoveEOFChar=yes overrides PreserveAppendEOFChar=yes. See RemoveEOFChar .
Name: RemoveEOFChar
Value: yes
Description:
When this HTML parameter is set to yes, it applies only to 3270 Display sessions.
If you specify this parameter with a value of yes,
then for 3270 Display sessions only, Host On-Demand
deletes an EOF character (x'1A')
from the end of a file being downloaded and,
if APPEND is specified in the Receive Text Options,
also deletes x'1A' from the end of the
existing file being appended to.
This HTML parameter is used in the following circumstances:
Normally, when RemoveEOFChar is not specified (this is the default situation) or is set to no (same effect as default situation), then for both 3270 Display sessions and 5250 Display sessions, Host On-Demand does not delete x'1A' when it occurs as the last character of a file being downloaded.
But if you specify RemoveEOFChar with a value of yes, then for 3270 Display sessions only, Host On-Demand takes the following actions:
For more information see the tables in Treatment of EOF character (x'1A') during file download in Text mode . For 3270 Display sessions, the HTML parameter RemoveEOFChar=yes overrides PreserveAppendEOFChar=yes. See PreserveAppendEOFChar .
Name: Save
Value: directory location
Description:
This HTML parameter is for the HTML-based and Combined models only.
This parameter specifies the base directory location where local user preferences are stored.
If the directory does not exist Host On-Demand displays an error message.
Examples of valid Save directories are as follows:
Following are two examples of Save values to remote computers:
The Save directory is only a base location for storing user preferences. Preferences will be stored in the following subdirectories within the Save directory (these folders are created dynamically): user login/profile ID/HODData/web page name.
Name: SaveCertificate
Value:
true or false
Description: On SSL client authentication using browser or security
device, the certificate selected in the Client Auth GUI will not be updated in
the session properties object and thus not saved for any model. Value other than false will
persist the certificate selection.
The default value is true.
Name: ServerNameOverride
Value: Determines the installation directory for the Host On-Demand Java 2 cached client or Web Start client instead of the hostname.
Description: This parameter allows you to have separate instances of cached client for different levels of Host On-Demand even if they all reside on the same server with same IP address.
Name: SetDetectTimer
Value: Value is in seconds
Description: This parameter allows the administrator to control the
period of time used to detect whether the Java 2 plug-in is installed on the
client. In certain cases, the client might require more time to detect the
presence of the Java 2 plug-in. For example, if the client is using a dialup
connection to the Host On-Demand web server. Use this parameter if clients
are falsely reporting that the plug-in is not installed. The default is 15
seconds and a value
of 0 indicates an infinite period of time.
Name: ShareCachedClient
Value: true
Description: This HTML parameter
enables users on Windows 2000 and 2003, and Windows XP multi-user machines,
using either Internet Explorer
with the Microsoft Java 1 JVM or else a browser with a Java 2 plug-in,
to share a single image of the cached client.
The first sharing user downloads a single copy of the cached client code.
Subsequent sharing users run or update the same single copy of the cached client
code, without requiring a full download.
If you have users who are Restricted Users, see Cached client support for Windows 2000 and Windows XP for more information on using this parameter.
Name: SharedCachedDirectory
Value: fully qualified path
Description:
This HTML parameter
allows the customer to specify the directory location
where the cached client will be installed
For users who are running Windows XP or Windows 2000 operating systems and either Internet Explorer with the Microsoft JVM or a browser with a Java 2 plug-in, administrators can now specify the install directory of the shared cached client instead of accepting the default location of %SystemRoot%\Documents and Settings\All Users. You must give Read, Modify, and Write access to this directory. Host On-Demand ignores the SharedCachedDirectory parameter unless the ShareCachedClient is set to true.
You must provide a fully qualified path of the directory where you want to install the cached client, for example, c:\Program Files\IBM. The Host On-Demand cached client appends IBMHOD\HODCC to this string.
Name: SkipConfigProperties
Value: true
Description:
This HTML parameter
prevents the reading of HTML parameters from the config.properties file.
Any parameters in the config.properties file (in the Host On-Demand publish directory) will apply to all HTML files, unless the HTML file specifically overrides the parameter value. If for some reason you want to prevent the HTML file from reading values in config.properties, you can use this option.
 | Setting global values: If you want to set global values that apply to all HTML files, you can specify any of these additional parameters in the config.properties file in the Host On-Demand publish directory. All Host On-Demand applets read the config.properties file. This provides an easier way of setting global HTML parameters than specifying them in each HTML file. Any of these HTML parameter can be set this way, and as long as the value is not specified in the HTML file, the value from the config.properties will be used. |
Name: SkipCustomizedCAs
Value:
true or false
Description: Setting this to a value of true instructs the SSL code
to
not
request CustomizedCAs.p12/class file from the Web server preventing unnecessary
404 errors.
Name: SkipObjectTag
Value:
true or false
Description: This parameter provides added control over how Java 2
detection is performed. Java 2 detection is performed by loading a small Java
applet. This applet is normally loaded using the HTML APPLET tag. This assumes
that the client browser has some level of Java installed as the default Java
Runtime Environment (JRE). There are some cases, however, where the Java 2 plugin
is installed but there is no default JRE specified for the browser. In this case,
the Java support must be invoked using the HTML OBJECT tag. For example, some
versions of Microsoft Windows XP were shipped without a Java Virtual Machine
built into the Internet Explorer browser. If a Java 2 plugin was downloaded but
not installed as the default JRE, then Java 2 detection will not work, and you
are informed that there is no suitable Java on the system. This parameter allows
an administrator to enhance the Java 2 detection by loading the detection applet
using the OBJECT tag. This makes it possible to detect the plugin, and the Java
2 client is loaded onto the computer. The default for this parameter is true.
Therefore, to use this functionality, the parameter must be set to false.
|
If you specify SkipObjectTag=false, and your clients do not have the Java 2 plugin installed, you might be prompted to enter a user ID and password if you are behind a firewall. This happens when Internet Explorer encounters an OBJECT tag for a plugin that is not installed. If Internet Explorer is unable to locate the plugin, it might send a POST command to the Microsoft plugins website, resulting in the prompt from the firewall. |
Name: SupportHTML
Value: URL of HTML file to display when user selects Support option of Help menu item
Description:
This HTML parameter
causes the specified HTML file to be displayed when the Support option of the Help menu item for the Session window is selected.
If this parameter is not specified, the help page, which provides IBM contact information, is displayed. A related parameter, DisableSupport, can be used to disable the Help/Support option.
Name: SuppressCachedClientInstallMessage
Value:
true or false
Description: Normally, a user is prompted to install the cached client. If this parameter is true, the user is no longer prompted when the new cached client is installed. Note that if this parameter is specified as true, it will be implemented regardless of whether or not AutoBackOff is specified.
Name: TraceOptions
Value: SaveLocation=MyLocation,OutputFile=MyOutputFile,NumberOfTraceEntries=MyNumber,
traceoption1=value1,traceoption2=value2, traceoption3=option3,
and so on.
For more a complete list of trace types and values, refer to Configuring the TraceOptions HTML Parameter.
Description: This HTML parameter automatically starts the Trace Facility using the parameters and values that you specify. For more information, refer to Configuring the TraceOptions HTML Parameter.The default value is false.
Name: WebServerHostname
Value: The hostname of the Host On-Demand server that the user will connect to after
installing the Host On-Demand Java 2 cached client from a LAN or CD.
For example, if the user will attach to the file http://myHODServer/hod/myFileA.html
then the hostname is myHODServer.
Description:
This HTML parameter
prevents the user from having to type in the hostname when installing the Java 2
cached client from a LAN or CD.
This parameter is useful only for the Java 2 cached client.
It is not needed for the Java 1 cached client.
The Java 2 cached client stores downloaded components into different directories depending on which Host On-Demand server the components are downloaded from. When the components are copied from a LAN or CD drive rather than being downloaded from a Host On-Demand server, the Java 2 cached client needs to be told the hostname of the Host On-Demand server to which these components belong. If this parameter is not present, the user is prompted for the hostname of the Host On-Demand server.
The hostname that you supply for the value of this parameter must be spelled exactly the same,
character-for-character, as the hostname that the user will later
use to access this HTML file on the Host On-Demand server. For example, if the user will access the file as
http://myHODServer/hod/myFileA.html
then you should use this very same hostname myHODServer for the value of this parameter.
Likewise, if the user will access the file as http://myHODServer.mycompany.com/hod/myFileA.html,
then you should use this very same hostname myHODServer.mycompany.com
for the value of this parameter.
The cached client code treats myHODServer
and myHODServer.mycompany.com as different hostnames.
Dotted decimal IP addresses such as 9.32.44.177
are also valid if the user will be accessing the file as
http://9.32.44.177/hod/myFileA.html.
Name: WebStartDesktopVisible
Value:
Always, Never, and Control
Description: The following values can be used for this parameter:
Always : HODDesktop always visible (default)
Never : No way to make desktop visible
Control : Desktop can be toggled to show or hide via menu item on running session
Name: WindowsDomain
Value:
Windows Domain(s)
Description: Host On-Demand will use native
code to obtain a users local Windows domain ID when User Identity Type is set
to Local System ID in the Express Logon session properties panel. To use this
option, this HTML parameter must be set to contain the name of the Windows Domain(s)
to which your end users belong. Multiple domains must be separated by commas.