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Small Application

905443Dec 14 2011 — edited Dec 15 2011
Hi I am new to this blog.

I am just a begineer in jsp, I am looking for a small application using JSP technology.

Please share the link.

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Are you using kiosk session?. It supported only with SRWC/VDI/SRVC kiosk sessions.

Thanks
P.S.M.Swamiji

Note: These are my personal opinions, nothing to do with my employer
807578
i am not sure, i am using UTTSC username IPaddress e.g. UTTSC Administrator 192.168.1.1 with meta kiosk broker session as the Kiosk mode

I need to be able to connect to individual VM not a pool of them hence using the current method that is probably incorrect.
807578
You better use the SRWC kiosk session which comes by default after installing SRWC.
You can pass the arguments as what ever curently passing for meta kiosk session.

Thanks
P.S.M.Swamiji

Note:These are my personal opinions, nothing to do with my employer
807578
does that require any VMware products like VMware View?

Do you mean Sun Ray Connector for Windows OS?

Edited by: coogie on May 25, 2010 2:35 AM
807578
No just give the IP address of your windows box.

Thanks
P.S.M.Swamiji

Note: These are my personal opinions, nothing to do with my employer
807578
So do i add that information in the other info feild for the smart cards like I do for Meta Kiosk?

UTTSC IPAddress??

Thanks for you help i having been really stuggling with this.
807578
So you want to use different IP addresses based on the token.
Sorry, that can't be done with native SRWC kiosk session.
uttsc has an undocumented -r usb:on to enable the USB redirection.
Pass that argument to your meta kiosk.

Thanks
P.S.M.Swamiji

Note: These are my personal opinions, nothing to do with my employer
807578
so how does native SRWC work? does it connect to a pool of VMs?

What would you advise to be the best option.

I have a set of users that need to be able to connect to the same machine everytime they logon due to specific applications and confuguarations.

using meta kiosk with UTTSC was ok but doesnt support USB redirection as standard. this is causeing issues.
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coogie wrote:
so how does native SRWC work? does it connect to a pool of VMs?
SRWC as an isolated product connects to the host you pass as an argument. I believe that is what you currently do.

The SRWC kiosk session that comes with SRWC is configured with a single host argument, so all kiosk sessions connect to the same host. This is intended primarily for use with Windows Server Terminal Services/Remote Desktop Services.
What would you advise to be the best option.
The Oracle VDI product is what you need to connect to pools of VMs. It is a VDI broker that manages VMs and that connects your Sun Ray sessions to the correct VM. It uses SRWC and Kiosk Mode internally.
I have a set of users that need to be able to connect to the same machine everytime they logon due to specific applications and confuguarations.

using meta kiosk with UTTSC was ok but doesnt support USB redirection as standard. this is causeing issues.
'Meta Kiosk' isn't part of a supported Sun product, so I can't say anything about it. You might try to make your 'meta kiosk' chain to the kiosk session script of the official SRWC kiosk session (under /etc/opt/SUNWkio/sessions/uttsc/) - that should give you USB redirection. You can also look at that script to discover the private parameter for uttsc that enables USB redirection. That parameter is not publically documented, as it isn't tested or supported outside a full-screen Windows kiosk session.
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uttsc -r usb:on ip-windows-box
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