There are some ways to view inside the virtual Softgrid / App-V bubble.
1. First method is by editing the .OSD file, inside the <DEPENDENCY> tag add:
<SCRIPT EVENT="LAUNCH" TIMING="PRE" PROTECT="TRUE" WAIT="TRUE" TIMEOUT="">
<HREF>cmd.exe</HREF>
</SCRIPT>
2. Second way by using sfttray (starting from AppV version 4.5 you can use this method)
:
- Get the ApplicationName:
- sftmime /query obj:app /short -> gives you a list of all Softgrid applications on your client
Or use the AppV Console (sftcmc.msc) instead, to get your applicationName and version. - Launch a DOS Box in the bubble:
- sfttray /exe cmd.exe /launch “applicationName Version”
For example:
- sfttray /EXE cmd.exe /launch “Notepad++ 5.4.2” -> launches a command prompt in the bubble
- sfttray /exe cmd.exe /launch “SnagIt 5.0.2.0”
This way we can leave our OSD’s in production untouched!
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