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Organizing Displays in Enterprise Service Mode, Starting the Enterprise Service, Configuring

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Using Remote Graphics Software settings such as the location of each Remote Display Window on the local desktop, codec quality settings, audio settings, and others. See Properties for more details. If the command line options -esdirsettings is not specified, then the users settings are read from the local system. When the Receiver closes, the users settings are saved, either locally or remotely in the Enterprise Service, depending on the specification of the command line option -esdirsettings. When a connection to each of the RGS Senders is initiated, the credentials gathered during the ES authentication are used to authenticate the connection. If "Prompt for username and password" is enabled in the Receiver Control Panel, then the credentials used to authenticate with the ES are not used and the user is prompted to enter credentials for each connection. Organizing Displays in Enterprise Service Mode Refer to "Organizing Displays in Directory Mode" section. Starting the Enterprise Service To run the sample Enterprise Service, the system must have Python 2.4 installed. See Installing the Enterprise Service for more information. Once Python is installed, the user starts the ES as follows: From the command line: python C:\Program Files\Hewlett-Packard\Remote Graphics Enterprise Service\HprEsPrivate.py From the Start menu, select: Start --> Hp Remote Graphics --> Start Enterprise Service Configuring the Enterprise Service As mentioned before, the current SDK provides a sample implementation using a simple XML file as an enterprise directory. This is only a sample to learn how the Enterprise Service operates. It is up to the customer to implement the ES interfaces, by providing an implementation that communicates with their enterprise infrastructure. The README.txt file in the ES installation can help learn how to use the SDK. The current ES is written in the Python language. Python is an interpreted object-oriented (OO) language well suited for this problem and readily available on a wide variety of platforms. All of the Python code is human readable and can be used to understand the workings of the ES. 63

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settings such as the location of each Remote Display Window on the local desktop,
codec quality settings, audio settings, and others. See Properties for more details.
If the command line options
-esdirsettings
is not specified, then the users settings
are read from the local system. When the Receiver closes, the users settings are
saved, either locally or remotely in the Enterprise Service, depending on the
specification of the command line option
-esdirsettings
.
When a connection to each of the RGS Senders is initiated, the credentials gathered
during the ES authentication are used to authenticate the connection. If "
Prompt for
username and password
" is enabled in the Receiver Control Panel, then the
credentials used to authenticate with the ES are not used and the user is prompted
to enter credentials for each connection.
Organizing Displays in Enterprise Service Mode
Refer to "Organizing Displays in Directory Mode" section.
Starting the Enterprise Service
To run the sample Enterprise Service, the system must have Python 2.4 installed.
See Installing the Enterprise Service for more information.
Once Python is installed, the user starts the ES as follows:
From the command line:
python C:\Program Files\Hewlett-Packard\Remote Graphics Enterprise
Service\HprEsPrivate.py
From the Start menu, select:
Start --> Hp Remote Graphics --> Start Enterprise Service
Configuring the Enterprise Service
As mentioned before, the current SDK provides a sample implementation using a
simple XML file as an enterprise directory. This is only a sample to learn how the
Enterprise Service operates. It is up to the customer to implement the ES interfaces,
by providing an implementation that communicates with their enterprise
infrastructure.
The README.txt file in the ES installation can help learn how to use the SDK. The
current ES is written in the Python language. Python is an interpreted object-oriented
(OO) language well suited for this problem and readily available on a wide variety of
platforms. All of the Python code is human readable and can be used to understand
the workings of the ES.