Secure Global Desktop 4.31 Administration Guide
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Window Close Action (--windowclose)
Objects with this attribute
Object Manager
| Attribute name |
Usage |
| Window Close Action |
Choose a setting from the list. |
Command line
| Command option | Usage |
--windowclose notifyapp | killapp | suspendsession | endsession |
Specify a valid setting. |
Description
This attribute determines what happens if the user closes the main application window using the Window Manager decoration.
This attribute only applies for applications that are configured to Display Using client window management or an independent window.
| Object Manager |
Command line |
Description |
| Notify application |
notifyapp |
- The application is notified of a close action in the normal way.
If the application ignores the request, Secure Global Desktop kills it.
- When listing object attributes on the command line, this attribute value displays as
notifyclient. - This setting only applies to X applications that are configured to Display Using client window management.
|
| Kill application |
killapp |
- Secure Global Desktop kills the application. This is similar to
using the program
xkill to exit the application. You should
use this setting only if your users are having difficulty closing an
application. - When listing object attributes on the command line, this attribute value displays as
killclient. - This setting only applies to X applications that are configured to Display Using client window management.
|
| Suspend session |
suspendsession |
- If the application object is resumable, the application's
emulator session is suspended. If the application object is not
resumable, the emulator sesson ends. You should use this setting only
if the application provides its own mechanism for the user to exit.
- If you are using the Secure Global Desktop Client in Integrated mode, there are no controls for resuming a suspended application.
Users have to log out and log in again to resume their applications, or display a webtop.
|
| End session |
endsession |
- Secure Global Desktop ends the application's emulator session.
- This is the default setting for Windows and character applications configured to Display Using an independent window.
|
Note If an emulator session contains several main application
windows, for example a CDE session with several applications running,
and this attribute is set to either Suspend Session or End Session,
then closing any of the applications will result in the entire session
being suspended or ended.
Examples
--windowclose suspendsession
Closing the application's main window suspends the emulator
session, as long as the application object is resumable.
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