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Automatically back up configuration sets using WEM APIs and Windows PowerShell
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Configure file type associations
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Manage DaaS-provisioned non-domain-joined machines using WEM
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Protect Citrix Workspace environments using process hierarchy control
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Troubleshoot VDA registration and session launch issues using scripted tasks
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Use Windows events as triggers to detect VDA registration issues
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Configure file type associations
Configuring file type associations (FTA) used to be an easy task. As an administrator, you could achieve that by using scripts. However, a hash was introduced for FTA validation starting with Windows 8, making FTA configuration a pain for administrators.
You can use Workspace Environment Management (WEM) to customize FTA for a specific user or user group. For example, you can associate URL types (HTTP and HTTPS) and file types (*.htm and *.html) with Google Chrome, making it the default browser.
The configuration process includes the following steps:
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Create FTA actions
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Assign FTA actions to the target user or user group
Prerequisites
Before you start, do the following:
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Make sure that the agent machines have Google Chrome installed.
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Get ProgID for Google Chrome.
The ProgID for Google Chrome is
ChromeHTML
. To discover the ProgID of an installed application, use the OLE/COM Object Viewer (oleview.exe) and look for it in Object Classes/Ole 1.0 Objects. For more information about ProgID, see Programmatic identifier (ProgID).
Create FTA actions
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Go to Legacy Console > Advanced Settings > Configuration > Main Configuration and enable Process File Associations.
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Go to Legacy Console > Actions > File Associations > File Association List and click Add.
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In the New File Association window, type the information as follows and then click OK.
Note:
In this example, the correct ProgID
ChromeHTML
is provided, so there is no need to fill out the following three fields: Action, Target application, and Command. However, if you can’t provide the ProgID for an installed application or the installed application doesn’t register a ProgID during installation, you must fill out the three fields. For more information, see File Associations.
Assign FTA actions to the target group
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Go to Legacy Console > Assignments > Action Assignment and then double-click the user or user group to which you want to assign the action.
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Go to Legacy Console > Administration > Agents > Statistics and then click Refresh.
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Right-click the agent and then select Refresh Workspace Agent(s) in the context menu.
For more information about FTA configuration in WEM, see File Associations.
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