Offline package access to the users
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nucko
13 years ago
Hello,
The original provisioning of an application does require enough connectivity for the bits to be delivered. Some people make this process part of the operating system deployment, others deploy the application at a later stage.
Once the application is delivered - it depends on an cache-file that hosts the bits of the application which allows the user to use the application in an offline scenario.
Unlike Citrix Xenapp / Xendesktop - Application Virtualization is about running applications locally, however abstracted from the operating system layer. Xenapp / Xendesktop allows users to see applications that are executed centrally - and therefore always requiring connectivity.
The original provisioning of an application does require enough connectivity for the bits to be delivered. Some people make this process part of the operating system deployment, others deploy the application at a later stage.
Once the application is delivered - it depends on an cache-file that hosts the bits of the application which allows the user to use the application in an offline scenario.
Unlike Citrix Xenapp / Xendesktop - Application Virtualization is about running applications locally, however abstracted from the operating system layer. Xenapp / Xendesktop allows users to see applications that are executed centrally - and therefore always requiring connectivity.
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