Citrix Chrome Workspace App



Session¶

new Session()

Members¶

Citrix Workspace app for chrome earlier known as Citrix Receiver for Chrome and older versions of Citrix Receivers for Chrome. Citrix Workspace App Workspace app for Chrome Subscribe to RSS notifications of new downloads. Workspace app for Chrome. Sign In to access restricted downloads. The item you are trying to access is restricted and requires additional permissions! Click into the Search Box and type Citrix and then press enter: 3. The Citrix Workspace app should appear: 4. Go ahead and click the Green Install button towards the right hand side: 5. When installation is complete, you will see a green “Open” button. Go ahead and click that button: 6. Users install Citrix Workspace app for Chrome OS from the Chrome Web Store by searching for Citrix Workspace and clicking Add to Chrome. Once installed, Citrix Workspace app for Chrome OS must be configured with connection details for Citrix Gateway and the Citrix Receiver for Web site providing that provides users’ desktops and apps. That's true on Windows and on Chrome OS. That is not correct. The Windows Citrix Workspace/Receiver will recognize the displays as two separate displays within the Citrix session. You can snap/maximize apps on both screens independently. For Chrome it should let you do the same - here is the documentation on it.

(readonly) receiverId¶

Properties¶

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NameTypeDescription
receiverIdStringWorkspace app for Chrome ID.

(readonly) sessionId¶

Citrix Chrome Workspace App

Properties¶

NameTypeDescription
sessionIdStringID of the session.

Methods¶

(inner) addListener(eventType, eventListener)¶

Registers the eventListener on the eventType.

Free

Parameters¶

NameTypeDescription
eventTypeStringType of the event for which the listener needs to be attached. Supported event types:
- onConnection
- onConnectionClosed
- onURLRedirection
- onError
eventListenereventListenerListener to handle the event

Example¶

(inner) changeResolution(bounds, responseCallback)¶

Changes the resolution of the session.

Parameters¶

NameTypeDescription
boundsObjectContain session resolution settings.
responseCallbackresponseCallbackCallback that handles the response.

Properties¶

NameTypeDescription
bounds.autoresizebooleanShould be set to false to give fixed width and height to session. By default, this value is set to true in which case the session is resized to match the size of appView element inside third party Chrome app or the new window.
bounds.widthNumberWidth of the session specified in pixels. This value will be set only when autoresize is set to false.
bounds.heightNumberHeight of the session specified in pixels. This value will be set only when autoresize is set to false.

Examples¶

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Example 1: To change resolution to fixed width and height.

Example 2: To change the session resolution to match the size of appview element inside third party Chrome app or the window size.

(inner) hide(responseCallback)¶

Hides the session.

Parameters¶

NameTypeDescription
responseCallbackresponseCallbackCallback that handles the response.

(inner) logoff(responseCallback)¶

Sends logoff to the session.

Parameters¶

NameTypeDescription
responseCallbackresponseCallbackCallback that handles the response.

(inner) removeListener(eventType, eventListener)¶

Removes the eventListener on the eventType.

App

Parameters¶

NameTypeDescription
eventTypeStringType of the event for which the listener needs to be attached. Supported event types:
- onConnection
- onConnectionClosed
- onURLRedirection
- onError
eventListenereventListenerListener to handle the event

Example¶

(inner) sendSpecialKeys(keys, responseCallback)¶

Sends a key combination to the session.

Parameters¶

NameTypeDescription
keysArrayArray of strings with each one representing a key. Supported keys Alt, Control, Shift, ArrowDown, ArrowLeft, ArrowRight, ArrowUp, Home, End, PageUp, PageDown, Backspace, Delete, F5, PrintScreen,Insert, Escape, Tab.
responseCallbackresponseCallbackCallback that handles the response.

Examples¶

Example 1: Sends Ctrl+alt+delete to the session.

Example 2: To preview different apps running inside session, Ctrl+alt+tab can be sent.

(inner) show(responseCallback)¶

Shows the session.

Parameters¶

NameTypeDescription
responseCallbackresponseCallbackCallback that handles the response.

(inner) start(launchData, responseCallback)¶

Starts the session.

Parameters¶

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NameTypeDescription
launchDataObjectContains the type and value of the ICA
responseCallbackresponseCallbackCallback that handles the response.

Properties¶

NameTypeDescription
launchData.typeStringSpecifies the data type of ICA data. Allowed values are 'json' or 'ini'.
launchData.valueStringICA data to start the session. It should be a JSON object when type is 'json' or a string read from a .ini file when type is 'ini'.

Examples¶

Example 1: When ICA data is in JSON format

Google Chrome Citrix Workspace App

Example 2: When ICA data is in INI format.