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Data Object - DesktopDisplayProtocolSettings

Java Class

com.omnissa.vdi.vlsi.binding.vdi.resources.Desktop.DisplayProtocolSettings

Property of

DesktopSettings

See also

DesktopPCoIPDisplaySettings

Since

Horizon View 6.0

Data Object Description

Settings for the networking protocol to display the remote machine.

Data Object Properties

Name Type Description
supportedDisplayProtocols xsd:string[] The list of supported display protocols for the desktop. 5 2
* This property will be one of:
ValueDescription
RDPMicrosoft Remote Desktop Protocol.
PCOIPPC over IP.
BLASTBLAST.
defaultDisplayProtocol xsd:string The default display protocol for the desktop. For a managed desktop, this will default to "PCOIP". For an unmanaged desktop, this will default to "RDP".
* This property will be one of:
ValueDescription
RDPMicrosoft Remote Desktop Protocol.
PCOIPPC over IP.
BLASTBLAST.
allowUsersToChooseProtocol xsd:boolean Whether the users can choose the protocol. 4
pcoipDisplaySettings DesktopPCoIPDisplaySettings Settings specific to 3D rendering when allowed protocol is PCOIP or BLAST.
enableHTMLAccess xsd:boolean Deprecated.This property is no longer in use for Horizon Components. It is always set to true. HTML Access, enabled by VMware Blast technology, allows users to connect to View machines from Web browsers. View Client software does not have to be installed on the client devices. To enable HTML Access, you must install the HTML Machine Access feature pack. Also, Blast must be configured as a supported protocol in supportedDisplayProtocols. 4 1
enableCollaboration xsd:boolean Enable session collaboration feature. Session collaboration allows a user to share their remote session with other users. Blast must be configured as a supported protocol in supportedDisplayProtocols. Since Horizon 7.4 3 1

  1. This property need not be set. 

  2. This property cannot be updated. 

  3. This property has a default value of false. 

  4. This property has a default value of true. 

  5. This property has a default value of ['PCOIP', 'RDP', 'BLAST'].