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Defining application templates

March 26, 2025

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As an administrator, you can create a template for each application type, for example, a browser template: In the template, you specify values that users will find filled out when they create a browser application. If you create a browser template and specify the browser type Firefox and System proxy as proxy, as a result users at all levels will see Firefox and system proxy as predefined values when they create a new browser application.

Note that the values can be overwritten. However, if you disable the object rights for the advanced options or free parameters of an application type, these values remain because the relevant users do not have access to them in the application definition.

Application templates are defined at the top level. You can define exactly one template for each application type.

Creating a application template

Requires
Administrators’ base right: Edit base application

In the tree view, on the top level, right-click the Applications icon.
On the context menu, click Define application templates

The Definition of application templates dialog opens. Each tab contains the application properties of an application type.
Switch to the tab that contains the required application type.
Edit any options you want to predefine.
Confirm with Apply and OK.

For each new application definition of this application type, the predefined values will be set.

Modifying or resetting application templates

In the tree view, on the top level, right-click the Applications icon and select Define application templates

The Definition of application templates dialog contains for each application type a tab with its application properties. Non-empty fields contain values that are used when new applications of this type are created.
For the relevant application type, edit the options you want to change.
To reset all values that you have predefined for an application type, click Reset.

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Defining application templates

March 26, 2025

Contributed by:

S C

Defining application templates

Creating a application template

Modifying or resetting application templates

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