Currently a defined application with no window title will take a minimum of 3 seconds to be detected. This is because of the way Password Manager handles the detection of applications with no window title.
When the agent detects a window with no title, the agent assumes the window is not initialized completely. The agent will re-post window detection event every 0.5 second up to 6 times before determining that the window indeed has no window title. It will then proceed to process window detection. This means any defined application with no window title will take at least 3 seconds to be detected.
A registry setting can be created on the agent workstation to decrease the detection time of such applications. The value will allow the re-post detection time to be adjusted based on the value in this setting. With this setting configured, the agent will then re-post the application detection event up to the number specified in this registry value. For example, if the administrator prefers to shorten discovery time to 2 seconds, he should set this registry value to 4 (2 seconds / 0.5 second event repost interval). If the administrator prefers to lengthen discovery time to 5 seconds, the setting should be configured to a value to 10. The default value of this registry value is 6, or 3 seconds.
To shorten the amount of time Password Manager takes to detect an application without a window title, the following registry key can be created on the agent workstation:
Path: HKLM\SOFTWARE\CITRIX\Metaframe Password Manager\Shell
Key: EmptyTitleMaxRepostTime
Type: Dword
Value: 0/1
By default when the registry key is created it will be set to 0 (disabled.) To enable the setting, the value must be set to a value between 1 and 20
NOTE: This setting should only be customized when configured Windows applications include those with empty window titles. The Agent code will use this registry if it is set in a range between 1 and 20, otherwise the agent will use the default value of 6.
