I have an application that will only function with a single user on the same machine and want to use this in a multi user environment.
Several years ago when wanting to configure a published application within XenApp (On Windows server 2003) that would not work well as a multi user application I would simply set up Isolation Environments for the application to run in. It seems with new versions of Citrix on Windows 2019 etc. I cannot find for the life me where I can set up Isolation Environments. Does it still exist? I have an application at the moment that just does not want to work in a multi user environment and am positive if I am able to set up isolated environments I can get this functional.
I remember in the older versions of XenApp all I needed to do was configure an isolated environment (file and registry setting locations etc..), give it a name and then publish the application ticking the Isolated Application checkbox and selecting the isolated environment.
Seeking a little assistance or being pointed in the right direction.
Cheers & thanks in advance,
John
(Oh and apologies in advance if this is in the wrong forum)
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John Hooper1709162241
Good Evening All,
I have an application that will only function with a single user on the same machine and want to use this in a multi user environment.
Several years ago when wanting to configure a published application within XenApp (On Windows server 2003) that would not work well as a multi user application I would simply set up Isolation Environments for the application to run in. It seems with new versions of Citrix on Windows 2019 etc. I cannot find for the life me where I can set up Isolation Environments. Does it still exist? I have an application at the moment that just does not want to work in a multi user environment and am positive if I am able to set up isolated environments I can get this functional.
I remember in the older versions of XenApp all I needed to do was configure an isolated environment (file and registry setting locations etc..), give it a name and then publish the application ticking the Isolated Application checkbox and selecting the isolated environment.
Seeking a little assistance or being pointed in the right direction.
Cheers & thanks in advance,
John
(Oh and apologies in advance if this is in the wrong forum)
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