Citrix Chrome Workspace App



Session¶

new Session()

The device runs the Citrix Workspace app for Chrome communicating with Citrix infrastructure, just like Chromebooks. Citrix Workspace Delivered either on-premise or in the cloud, Citrix Workspace provides Citrix Virtual Apps and Desktops to Chrome OS or CloudReady devices with the Chrome Workspace App. How to install Citrix Workspace App on Chromebooks updated April 2nd, 2020 5. Locate “Citrix Workspace” app in the Apps Folder 6. Go to the Citrix Workspace settings and enter for the Store Address and click Apply. Close and re-open the Citrix Workspace App. You should see the following screen. Citrix Workspace app for Chrome The new Citrix Workspace app (formerly known as Citrix Receiver) provides a great user experience — a secure, contextual, and unified workspace — on any device.

Citrix Receiver for Chrome product software. Citrix Workspace App Workspace app for Chrome Subscribe to RSS notifications of new downloads. Citrix File Access 2.0.3 for Workspace app for Chrome. If you support Workspace app for Chrome (Chromebook) and want published applicatons to open files on Google Drive, install Citrix File Access on the VDAs. Get it from the Workspace app for Chrome download page, in the Additional Components section.

Members¶

(readonly) receiverId¶

Properties¶

NameTypeDescription
receiverIdStringWorkspace app for Chrome ID.

(readonly) sessionId¶

Properties¶

NameTypeDescription
sessionIdStringID of the session.

Methods¶

(inner) addListener(eventType, eventListener)¶

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Registers the eventListener on the eventType.

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¶

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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¶

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.
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(inner) logoff(responseCallback)¶

Sends logoff to the session.

Parameters¶

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NameTypeDescription
responseCallbackresponseCallbackCallback that handles the response.

(inner) removeListener(eventType, eventListener)¶

Removes the eventListener on the eventType.

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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

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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¶

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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¶

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

Properties¶

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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'.

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Examples¶

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Example 1: When ICA data is in JSON format

Example 2: When ICA data is in INI format.