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Thinfinity VirtualUI 3.0
Architecture
Getting Started Section
Getting Started
Advanced Programming Section
Advanced Programming
Advanced Features Section
Advanced Features
Scaling and Load Balancing
Enhanced Browser and DPI Support
One-Time URL
Passing Command Line Arguments to VirtualUI Apps
Recording and Playing Sessions
Recover Browser Information with BrowserInfo
Change Browser Behavior Using ClientSettings
End-User Authentication
Entering Credentials
Processing End-user Credentials
Authentication Methods
Virtualization
OEM Licensing
Silent Install Options
Web Interface Section
Web Interface
Configuration Reference Section
Configuration Reference
Development Server
Server Manager
Gateway Manager
Appendix A - Dialogs
Appendix A - Dialogs
Message Dialogs
Printing Dialogs
File Dialogs
Appendix B - Tailoring the Interface
Customizing the Web Interface
Symbol Reference Section
Thinfinity.VirtualUI Class
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End-User Authentication
Thinfinity VirtualUI allows you to protect the published applications by applying Active Directory (AD) objects to each one of them. In order to be able to see and execute an application in the Thinfinity VirtualUI environment, either the application must have anonymous access or the end-user must provide credentials that satisfy the AD objects assigned to that application.
Thinfinity VirtualUI lets you activate one or more authentication methods, allowing for the mapping of credentials to AD objects, which in turn will grant access to the applications that had the same AD objects applied. Also, the end-user identification is passed on to the application in order to allow a Single Sign-On.
Read the following sections to learn how to implement the available authentication methods in VirtualUI web-enabled applications.
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