VMware THIN4-CL-C Getting Started Guide - Page 11
Dynamic Remapping, Virtual Services, Scripting, Active Directory Authentication, Packaging Runtimes
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Introduction to VMware ThinApp Dynamic Remapping ThinApp provides the following dynamic remapping features: Registry and file‐system dynamically re‐adjust for instant migration across operating systems ("Dynamic Path Relocation" on page 15). User profile data and sandbox dynamically remaps, enabling application and setting migrations. Execution on USB flash from PC to PC. Manages shell folders and short path names. Virtual Services ThinApp provides the following virtual‐services‐related features: Applications that require a service can be packaged. Virtual services auto‐start when an application is launched. Virtual services can be started and stopped by an application like real services. Support for packaging services and deployment as real Windows services is started at boot time. Scripting ThinApp provides the following scripting features: Embed and enable .vbs in executable files. Configure pre‐launch and shutdown. Expose the VMware ThinApp runtime API. Provide access to any COM scripting provider. Execute commands in a virtual or real environment. Set application time‐outs, and authenticate with LDAP or a database. Active Directory Authentication ThinApp supports the following Active Directory Authentication features: Application access tied to Active Directory groups. Dynamic addition and removal of users to Active Directory groups for access control purposes. Offline cached credentials for offline usage. Packaging Runtimes ThinApp enables you to package runtimes with your application and eliminate pre‐installation requirements. Some examples include: .NET 1.1, 2.0, 3.0 Java Perl Crystal Reports COM and ActiveX controls VMware, Inc. 11