Local
Create a new published local application
Published resource name.
Parent publishing folder ID.
Previous published ID.
Published resource availability modes.
Published resource description.
An array of Sites IDs to which to publish a resource.
Site ID in which to publish the specified Item. If the parameter is omitted, the site ID of the Licensing Server will be used.
URL.
Windows: Whether the application is enabled for the operating system or not.
Windows: Use the following application if available on local device.
Windows: Application working directory.
Windows: Application target file. (i.e. calc.exe, file.txt, etc.).
Windows: Application parameters.
Published application window type
Mac: Whether the application is enabled for the operating system or not.
Linux: Whether the application is enabled for the operating system or not.
iOS: Whether the application is enabled for the operating system or not.
Android: Whether the application is enabled for the operating system or not.
UserPortal: Whether the application is enabled for the operating system or not.
Whether to replicate local application settings or not.
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Site ID for which to retrieve all the published Local applications (optional)
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ID of the published Local application to be updated
Update settings of a local application
A new name to assign to the published resource.
Published resource availability modes.
Published resource description.
An array of sites to which to publish a resource.
Enable or disable Preferred Routing.
Replicate shortcut settings to all sites.
Create a shortcut on a client's desktop.
Create a shortcut in the client's Start folder.
Create a shortcut in the client's Auto Start folder.
Specifies the path in the Start folder where the shortcut will be created.
Inherit default shortcut settings.
Start a resource automatically when a user logs on.
Exclude application from prelaunch.
URL.
Windows: Whether the application is enabled for the operating system or not.
Windows: Use the following application if available on local device.
Windows: Application working directory.
Windows: Application target file. (i.e. calc.exe, file.txt, etc.).
Windows: Application parameters.
Published application window type
Mac: Whether the application is enabled for the operating system or not.
Linux: Whether the application is enabled for the operating system or not.
iOS: Whether the application is enabled for the operating system or not.
Android: Whether the application is enabled for the operating system or not.
UserPortal: Whether the application is enabled for the operating system or not.
Whether to replicate local application settings or not.
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