Required if the 'Address' field is not present.ĭetermines how the mapping of certain Windows key combinations are used during the Citrix session. Settings the value to 'no' maybe useful whilst developing the Citrix script so the client can be launched quickly (by double clicking the ICA file) without the file being deleted when the Citrix session has been ended. Specifies whether or not the ICA file should be deleted after the Citrix session has finished. This information is used by the Citrix client to convert and understand the ICA file data should the Metaframe web server use a different encoding type to that of the the Citrix client.
defining the character encoding type of the ICA fileĭescribes the character encoding type of the ICA file. SetIcaProperty( "FontSmoothingType", "1") This provides a quick way of validating the ICA file and connection. Each entry in the ApplicationServers block will have its only block containing the application settings.Īs long as the file association is configured on the host operating system, double clicking the ICA file will invoke Citrix Workspace and automatically attempt to connect to the application. For the example below (RHS), there is only a single entry for the application Microsoft PowerPoint. The symbol against each field show whether it is mandatory or optional where:ĭepending on how the administrator has configured the XenApp Server environment, the ICA will contain one or more (key only) entries in the ApplicationServers block.
An example with populated for field values is shown on the RHS and shows (made up) connection settings for Microsoft PowerPoint application hosted on the Citrix platform. The ICA file must conform to the in initialization format shown below. Selection of a particular application icon from inside the web browser results in the caching of the ICA file followed by invocation of the Citrix client. The Citrix XenApp Server usually provides a web interface for the published application(s) it hosts. You are here: Understanding ICA File Contents
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