

The application is delivered as a single. VMware View Client Installed (32 or 64 bit).Let’s take a look at how to use the application. The application silently and automatically connects into either a desktop or application pool each time a user logs in by placing it in the startup folder. All of the user configured information is stored in the registry under the current user hive. It creates the command line variables based on what the user configures in the GUI and automatically connects to the specified desktop or application pool. NET that is essentially a wrapper for the View Client. There are certainly ways to do it via command line or URI, but I wanted to come up with a easy, consistent way to do it. They asked if there was a way to directly connect into the users virtual desktop on system startup. I had a few customers recently who are looking to repurpose old Windows based systems as thin clients for connecting to VMware View virtual desktops. Fixed threading issue so the app can launch several desktops without reloadingĮverything else is the same as far as configuration and operation as detailed below.


This is a new feature, only supported in 3.1 and later clients.When this option is enabled, the application will execute the custom command string specified in the text box. By clicking the “Refresh” button, the current command string will be built which can then be modified. Will allow the user to specify a custom command string after the vmware-view.exe executable.This can be useful for for thin clients so the session will automatically log off. Ability to quit the View AutoConnection Utility automatically when the View Desktop Session ends.Support for View 3.x clients both 32 and 64 bit.This option will be disabled for any other choice. This option is only available for fullscreen or multimonitor desktop layouts. This prevents the user from resizing or exiting out of the desktop back to the client desktop. This is the menu bar (shade) at the top of the Horizon Client. Ability to enable / disable the “shade” for View Sessions by checking the “Disable Shade” option.I have released a version 1.0 of the AutoConnection Utility with the following updates / fixes:
