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JSON Payload

The JSON payload that the RAS Secure Gateway receives as a response has the following structure (the values are for demonstration purposes only and should be substituted with your own):

_RASWebClientLoadApp({ 
   u: 'username', 
   q: 'password', 
   a: '#4', 
   p: 'c:\\temp\\another.txt',
   logonURL: 'https://example.com/logon',
   logoutURL: 'https://example.com/logout',
   extra: {
     redirectPrinter: true,
     redirectLinks: true,
     redirectSound: true
   }
});

Note: You can also use the older function _RASHTML5LoadApp instead of _RASWebClientLoadApp for backwards compatibility.

The following table describes the available JSON parameters:

Parameter Name

Description

JSON Payload

The JSON payload that the RAS Secure Gateway receives as a response has the following structure (the values are for demonstration purposes only and should be substituted with your own):

_RASWebClientLoadApp({ 
   u: 'username', 
   q: 'password', 
   a: '#4', 
   p: 'c:\\temp\\another.txt',
   logonURL: 'https://example.com/logon',
   logoutURL: 'https://example.com/logout',
   extra: {
     redirectPrinter: true,
     redirectLinks: true,
     redirectSound: true
   }
});

Note: You can also use the older function _RASHTML5LoadApp instead of _RASWebClientLoadApp for backwards compatibility.

The following table describes the available JSON parameters:

Parameter Name

Description

Published resource ID, as displayed in the RAS Console in the Publishing category. It's the number in front of the application name on the Information tab (e.g. #4: Google Chrome). The number must be included in the payload together with the pound sign, e.g. "#4". If this parameter is omitted, the user will see all applications available on User Portal.