Conclusion

After following this setup, the application should be viewed from the Web interface or Program Neighborhood Agent. There are certain important points users must be aware of:

• When the user launches the application, the off-line plugin on the server calls the App-V client using the following command:

  C:Program FilesMicrosoft Application Virtualization Clientsfttray.exe' “appvcontentAdobe ReaderAdobe Reader 9.0 12.0.6425.0000.osd”

  This command calls the App-V client and launches the application sequence (*.osd file). XenApp does not stream App-V application; it only helps on the launch. The streaming is still being done from the App-V system. XenApp helps give more flexibility of how App-V applications can be handled.

• Because App-V is called, not streamed, certain XenApp features like Offline or Content Redirection cannot be used. In this case, the user needs to work with the App-V server settings.

• If streaming to server is desired, then same settings apply, but on the server machine. Still, the conduit calls the App-V client installed on the user machine. Microsoft App-V does not stream to server.

• If errors appear when trying to launch applications, use the App-V command described above to test and confirm if the problem is App-V. The command can easily find the location where the problem is occurring.
  

Additional Resources

Appv 5.0 And Citrix Integration All About Citrix Login

CTX126082 – How to Sequence an App-V Virtual Application and Stream XenApp Server to be Published Seamlessly to Users.

downloadAppStreamingToAppVConduit_cdn.zipWhy can't I download this file? This command calls the App-V client and launches the application sequence (*.osd file). XenApp does not stream App-V application; it only helps on the launch. The streaming is still being done from the App-V system. XenApp helps give more flexibility of how App-V applications can be handled.

Because App-V is called, not streamed, certain XenApp features like Offline or Content Redirection cannot be used. In this case, the user needs to work with the App-V server settings.

If streaming to server is desired, then same settings apply, but on the server machine. Still, the conduit calls the App-V client installed on the user machine. Microsoft App-V does not stream to server.

If errors appear when trying to launch applications, use the App-V command described above to test and confirm if the problem is App-V. The command can easily find the location where the problem is occurring.

Appv 5.0 And Citrix Integration All About Citrix Workspace

Additional Resources

Appv 5.0 And Citrix Integration All About Citrix Cloud

CTX126082 – How to Sequence an App-V Virtual Application and Stream XenApp Server to be Published Seamlessly to Users.