Novell ZENWORKS APPLICATION VIRTUALIZATION - V8.0.3 INTEGRATION AND STREAMING GUIDE Manual

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32 Novell ZENworks Application Virtualization 8.0.3 Integration and Streaming Guide /au: The URL to the model file for a streamed application or to the .svm file for a non-streamed application. Streamed Application Example: http://www.mysite.com/layers/myapp/1.0.0.0__0/xstream/0/model.xm Non-Streamed Application Example: http://www.mysite.com/layers/myapp/1.0.0.0__0/myapp.svm /vm: The version information for xvm.exe version;revision, such as 8.1.1398.1;0To locate the version number, from the extracted StandaloneTemplate.zip folder, go tolayers, select either xreg or xvm folder. Copy the directory name 8-1-1398-1__0 andreplace it in the command line as 8.1.1398.1;0 /xvm: The URL to the .xvm configuration file. /xreg: The URL to the .xreg configuration file.NOTE: The spoonreg version and revision information is assumed to be identical to the xvmversion and revision. /o: The output file.The following is an example of the command line syntax that was used to create a GroupWiseapplication configuration file.C:\inetpub\wwwroot>LicenseUtil-Novell.exe CreateAppConfig /pc c:\bh\Zav8-Internal-Spoon Certs\ZAV80-NOV-0000#.xml /an groupwise /av 8.0.1.0;0;0 /auhttp://164.99.186.184/spoon/layers/groupwise/8-0-1-0__0/xtream/0/model.xm /xvm http://164.99.186.184/config/xvm.xml /spoonreg http://164.99.186.184/spoon/config/spoonreg.xml /vm 8.0.1236.1;0 /o groupwise.xmlAfter you generate the configuration file, save it in a convenient location on the Web server, forexample, http://site/site_root/configs/.6.2.6 Testing the Spoon Standalone SetupTesting the ZENworks Application Virtualization Streaming Server setup involves installing theSpoon plug-in and launching an application. This section includes the following information: “Testing the Plug-in Install” on page 32 “Testing the Application Launch” on page 33 “Troubleshooting an Application That Fails to Buffer” on page 33Testing the Plug-in Install1 (Conditional) On the Windows desktop, click Start > Control Panel > Add or RemovePrograms, select Spoon Sandbox Manager, then click Remove.Repeat this step to remove all previous installations (versions) of the Spoon Sandbox Manager.NOTE: Although this step is unnecessary for end-users, it helps you to ensure that the plug-ininstaller is correctly referenced.2 Use a Web browser to navigate to plugin-check.html. For example,