Now let’s test our deployment of the App. Select the Desktop Pool and click Add and then Ok.ġ1. In this tutorial I will be assigning Firefox to the whole desktop Pool.ġ0. Lastly we need to assign the Thinapp to either a Pool or individual Desktops. Once the scan has completed click Finish.ĩ. Select the MSI, in this case I have previously package Mozilla Firefox 4.0.1, click Scan.Ĩ. Click on Scan New ThinApps… Select the Thinapp repository that you created earlier from the drop down menu and click on the Folder to scan.

Click on Add Repository and type in a Display Name, the share path to your thinapp applications and a description. In this tutorial I have created a share on my domain controller called thinapp.ģ. The Application repository is a basic Windows share that holds the Thinapp MSI package. Next we need to add a Thinapp repository, expand View Configuration and click on Thinapp Configuration. The first step is to login to your Vmware View AdministratorĢ. In my creatng a vmware thinapp tutorial I run through the steps of creating both a thinapp and msi package.ġ. If you have already packaged a thinapp application you must assign the MSI package to Vmware View, not the actual. If you haven’t already packaged an application using Thinapp please see my tutorial creating a vmware thinapp. This tutorial will guide you through deploying a Thinapp application to Vmware View.

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