WinFrame API SDK
Overview
The WinFrame Application Programming Interface (WFAPI) SDK is a collection of APIs allowing developers and system administrators to access specific features of a Citrix Presentation Server including:
- Server, session, and process enumeration
- Server, session, and process management
- Citrix specific user data
- Sending messages to specific sessions
- Wait on system events
- Shut down the server
- Shadowing functionality
Previous versions of WFAPI SDK were included in the Presentation Server SDK 4.0 and earlier.
Download Version 6.5
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Latest Documentation
Download Version 6.0
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Version 6.0 Documentation
Previous Versions:
Windows: Version 4.5 (MSI, Readme)
WinFrame API SDK articles
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WinFrame Application Programming Interface SDK (WFAPI SDK) 4.5 Readme - (12 Aug,2008 by Vishal Ganeriwala -- viewed times.)
Comments (1)
Jan 23, 2011
Warren Simondson says:
I am currently in the process of upgrading some of my Citrix freeware apps, http...I am currently in the process of upgrading some of my Citrix freeware apps,
http://www.ctrl-alt-del.com.au/CAD_TSUtils.htm
,to support Windows 2008 32 bit and 64 bit OS. Most code has come across well, but I have found one syntax in the WFAPI that does not want to play any more - WFEnumerateServers. When I use the simple code below to enumerate XenApp servers on an ALL Windows 2008 domain I get an error code of 1212, which indicates the domain name I parse is invalid. I have tried all combination of domain name structure e.g. The domain name created on the Windows 2008 domain controller was testdom.LOCAL, so I have tried testdom, testdom.LOCAL and these still fail. The code snippet works perfectly on a Windows 2003 domain but just refuses to play on a 2008 domain. Has anyone come across this at any time or do you know of a resolution? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks again.
Code sample:
if ( !WFEnumerateServers( pDomainName, 0, // reserved 1, // version 1 &pServerInfo, &Count ) )
_tprintf( TEXT("WFEnumerateServers: count %u\n"), Count ); for ( i=0; i < Count; i++ )
Warren SimondsonCtrl-Alt-Del IT Consultancy Pty LtdWebsite: http://www.ctrl-alt-del.com.au