static void Main(string[] args)
{
ICAClientClass ica = new ICAClientClass();
onLogonResetEvent = new AutoResetEvent(false);
// Launch published Notepad if you comment this line, and uncommented
// the one above you will launch a desktop session
ica.Application = "#Standard Desktop";
// ica.InitialProgram = "#Notepad";
// Launch a new session
ica.Launch = true;
// Set Server address
ica.Address = "172.16.11.40";
// No Password property is exposed (for security)
// but can explicitly specify it by using the ICA File "password" property
ica.Username = "******";
ica.Domain = "cherryhealth";
ica.SetProp("Password", "Password78");
// Let's have a "pretty" session
ica.DesiredColor = ICAColorDepth.Color24Bit;
// Reseach the output mode you want, depending on what your trying
// to attempt to automate. The "Client Simulation APIs" are only available under certain modes
// (i.e. things like sending keys to the session, enumerating windows, etc.)
ica.OutputMode = OutputMode.OutputModeNormal;
// Height and Width
ica.DesiredHRes = 1024;
ica.DesiredVRes = 786;
// Register for the OnLogon event
ica.OnLogon += new _IICAClientEvents_OnLogonEventHandler(ica_OnLogon);
// Launch/Connect to the session
ica.Connect();
if (onLogonResetEvent.WaitOne(new TimeSpan(0, 2, 0)))
Console.WriteLine("Session Logged on sucessfully! And OnLogon Event was Fired!");
else
Console.WriteLine("OnLogon event was NOT Fired! Logging off ...");
// Do we have access to the client simulation APIs?
if (ica.Session == null)
Console.WriteLine("ICA.Session object is NULL! :(");
Console.WriteLine("\nPress any key to log off");
Console.Read();
// Logoff our session
Console.WriteLine("Logging off Session");
ica.Logoff();
}
static void Main(string[] args)
{
string serverIP = "";
string domain = "";
string username = "";
string password = "";
int wait = 15;
if (args.Length != 5)
{
Console.WriteLine("Usage: XenAppTestLogin <Server IP> <Domain> <Username> <Password> <Wait Time> \n");
Environment.Exit(2);
}
else
{
serverIP = args[0];
domain = args[1];
username = args[2];
password = args[3];
wait = Convert.ToInt32(args[4]);
}
//Console.WriteLine("after if");
ICAClientClass ica = new ICAClientClass();
onLogonResetEvent = new AutoResetEvent(false);
// launch a desktop session
ica.Application = "";
// Launch a new session
ica.Launch = true;
//Console.WriteLine("after session launch");
// Set Server address
//ica.Address = "10.8.X.X";
ica.Address = serverIP;
// Not Password field exposed (for security)
// but can specify it by using the ICA File "password" property
/*ica.Username = "******";
ica.Domain = "xxxx";
ica.SetProp("Password", "xxxx");
*/
ica.Username = username;
ica.Domain = domain;
ica.SetProp("Password", password);
// Let's have a "pretty" session
//ica.DesiredColor = ICAColorDepth.Color24Bit;
// Reseach the output mode you want, depending on what your trying
// to attempt to automate. The "Client Simulation APIs" are only available under certain modes
// (i.e. things like sending keys to the session, enumerating windows, etc.)
ica.OutputMode = OutputMode.OutputModeWindowless;
// ica.OutputMode = OutputMode.OutputModeNormal;
// Height and Width
//ica.DesiredHRes = 1024;
//ica.DesiredVRes = 786;
//Console.WriteLine("before onlogon");
// Register for the OnLogon event
ica.OnLogon += new _IICAClientEvents_OnLogonEventHandler(ica_OnLogon);
// Launch/Connect to the session
ica.Connect();
//Console.WriteLine("after connect");
if (onLogonResetEvent.WaitOne(new TimeSpan(0, 0, wait)))
{
Console.WriteLine("ConnectionEstablished True");
//Environment.Exit(0);
}
else
{
Console.WriteLine("ConnectionEstablished False");
//Environment.Exit(2);
}
// Logoff our session
ica.Logoff();
//Console.WriteLine("after logoff");
}
static void Main(string[] args)
{
ICAClientClass ica = new ICAClientClass();
onLogonResetEvent = new AutoResetEvent(false);
// Launch published Notepad if you comment this line, and uncommented
// the one above you will launch a desktop session
ica.Application = "#Standard Desktop";
// ica.InitialProgram = "#Notepad";
// Launch a new session
ica.Launch = true;
// Set Server address
ica.Address = "172.16.11.40";
// No Password property is exposed (for security)
// but can explicitly specify it by using the ICA File "password" property
ica.Username = "******";
ica.Domain = "cherryhealth";
ica.SetProp("Password", "Password78");
// Let's have a "pretty" session
ica.DesiredColor = ICAColorDepth.Color24Bit;
// Reseach the output mode you want, depending on what your trying
// to attempt to automate. The "Client Simulation APIs" are only available under certain modes
// (i.e. things like sending keys to the session, enumerating windows, etc.)
ica.OutputMode = OutputMode.OutputModeNormal;
// Height and Width
ica.DesiredHRes = 1024;
ica.DesiredVRes = 786;
// Register for the OnLogon event
ica.OnLogon += new _IICAClientEvents_OnLogonEventHandler(ica_OnLogon);
// Launch/Connect to the session
ica.Connect();
if (onLogonResetEvent.WaitOne(new TimeSpan(0, 2, 0)))
{
Console.WriteLine("Session Logged on sucessfully! And OnLogon Event was Fired!");
}
else
{
Console.WriteLine("OnLogon event was NOT Fired! Logging off ...");
}
// Do we have access to the client simulation APIs?
if (ica.Session == null)
{
Console.WriteLine("ICA.Session object is NULL! :(");
}
Console.WriteLine("\nPress any key to log off");
Console.Read();
// Logoff our session
Console.WriteLine("Logging off Session");
ica.Logoff();
}
