AppManager

In memory store for applications - allows you to import application definitions at runtime

Returns the current application.

Returns the current application instance.

The activity type associated with this application (populated only if this is an activity application).

The activity window type associated with this application (populated only if this is an activity application).

If true, the application can have multiple instances.

If true, the application is auto started with the framework.

If true, the application is available and can be started.

The caption of the application.

Glue42 Desktop legacy configuration object for the application. This is kept for legacy applications, all properties are available in the application object now.

The container identifier.

Whether the application is present in the Application Manager or not.

Base64 string of the app icon.

The URL of the app icon.

Instances of that app.

If true, the application is an activity.

Whether the application is a shell application.

An array of keywords that can help discovering the application easier

Mode of the application window. If the application is running in a Glue42 window, the possible modes are "flat", "html" or "tab". If the mode cannot be determined (e.g., external apps, activity definitions), the value is "unknown".

Application name.

Sort indicator used when ordering apps in a list.

Application title.

Type of the application.

Custom configuration object attached to the application.

Application version.

The window settings object passed to Glue42 Desktop.

If true, Channels will be enabled for the app and the window will show the Channel Selector.

If false, the window will not contain a close button.

If false, the window will not contain a collapse button.

If true, the window will contain an Extract button when in a window group. The button can be used to break out the window from the window group.

If false, the window will not contain an activity related forward button.

If false, the window will not contain a lock/unlock button.

If false, the window will not contain a maximize button.

If false, the window will not contain a minimize button.

If false, the tab header will not contain a close button.

If false, the window will not unstick from other windows.

If true, a snapped window will adjust its bounds to the same width/height of the window it has stuck to, and/or will occupy the space between other windows (if any).

If true, when moving the window operation ends, the window will snap to one of the approaching edges of another window (if any of the approaching edges are marked with red).

Image as base64 encoded string that will be used as a taskbar icon for the window. The supported formats are png, ico, jpg, apng.

Can be a color name such as "red", or a hex-encoded RGB or ARGB value.

Name of the Channel which the app will join.

Defines the height of the window when collapsed.

If true, allows opening a developer console (using F12) for the new window.

Object that defines file download behavior in the window.

If false, the window will not be on focus when created.

If false, the window cannot be moved.

If false, the window cannot be resized by dragging its borders, maximizing, etc.

Window height.

If true, the window will be started as a hidden window.

If true, this will allow the users to navigate back (CTRL+Left) and forward (CTRL+Right) through the web page history.

If true, this window will not be saved when saving a layout, nor closed or restored when restoring a layout.

If true, the application layout will not be saved on close and if a saved layout exists, it will be ignored.

If true, the window will open as a child window, sharing the lifetime and the environment of the opener.

If true, the window will start collapsed.

If true, the window will open as a child window, sharing the lifetime and the environment of the opener.

If true, the window will stick to other Glue42 Windows forming groups.

Distance of the top left window corner from the left edge of the screen.

Object that defines loader behavior.

Specifies the maximum window height.

Specifies the maximum window width.

Specifies the minimum window height.

Specifies the minimum window width.

Glue42 Window type. Possible values are flat, tab, html and frameless.

How much of the window area is to be considered as a moving area (meaning you can move the window using it). The string value corresponds to the left, top, right and bottom borders of the window. Setting moveAreaThickness to "0, 20, 0, 0" will set a 20 pixel thick move area at the top of the window.

Margin for the top window move area. The string value corresponds to the left, top, right and bottom borders of the move area. Setting moveAreaTopMargin to "10, 0, 0, 10" will take away 10 pixels from the left and the right side of the move area.

If true, the window will appear on top of the z-order.

Specifies the window position relative to the screen.

Direction ("bottom", "top", "left", "right") of positioning the window relatively to the relativeTo window. Considered only if relativeTo is supplied.

The ID of the window that will be used to relatively position the new window. Can be combined with relativeDirection.

If false, the window won't appear on the Windows taskbar. This property won't work for apps of type "exe" unless they are registered as Glue42 Windows.

Determines whether the window will have a title bar.

How much of the window area is to be considered as a sizing area (meaning you can resize the window using that area). The string value corresponds to the left, top, right and bottom borders.

Specifies the active Glue42 Window snapping edges. Possible values are: top, left, right, bottom, all or any combination of them (e.g., left, right).

Specifies the start window location. Possible options are center, topCenter, bottomCenter, leftCenter, rightCenter, full, topFull, bottomFull, leftFull, rightFull.

Specifies the Glue42 window frame color. Accepts hex color as string (e.g. "#666666") or named HTML colors (e.g. "red").

If set, the Glue42 Window can only stick to windows that have the same group.

Specifies the tab group ID. If two or more tab windows are defined with the same ID, they will be hosted in the same tab window.

The tab index of the current window. All tabs in a common tab container have different indices.

Tab is selected.

The tab title.

The tab tooltip.

Sets the window title. To work properly, there should be a title HTML tag in the page.

Distance of the top left window corner from the top edge of the screen.

Options for loading the window URL. Can be used for POST requests like uploading a file or specifying additional headers.

If true, this will set a random (from a predefined list of colors) frame color to the new window.

Whether to wait for the Interop library to be initialized.

Window width.

If set, the window will start in the specified state (maximized, minimized, normal).

If true, this app will be allowed to capture display/window/group screenshots through the 'glue.displays' API

If true, the app can query and modify the session cookies.

If true, this app will be allowed to log in a custom file in 'UserData/logs/application' through the 'glue.log' API

If true, multiple instances of the application can be started.

Will allow registering shortcuts in any workspace.

If false, the user won't be able to drop the app in a Workspace.

If true, the application will auto start.

User friendly (longer) description that can be used by the Glue42 Desktop clients to show more detailed application information.

Whether to close the application when it is part of a hibernating layout.

Specifies in which Glue42 Desktop configuration mode these applications will be available.

These name/value pairs are sent to the Glue42 Desktop clients. The Application Manager API exposes them as well, allowing custom UIs to interpret and use the values.

Detailed configuration based on the application type.

If true, the application will be disabled.

If true, the application will not be visible in the App Manager.

URL or the Base64 encoding (only the data part from the URI scheme) of the icon used as a taskbar icon for the application.

If true, this app will not be saved when saving a layout, nor closed or restored when restoring a layout.

If true, the application default layout will not be auto saved when it is closed and on the next start, if the layout exists, it will be ignored.

Deprecated. Use ignoreSavedLayout instead.

An array of keywords that can help discovering the application easier

Name of the application to be used to launch this app.

Name of the application. Should be unique.

If true, the application will always be restored directly when restoring workspaces (no delayed or lazy restore for this app).

This option is valid for system and auto start applications and if it is true, they will auto start after a successful SSO login. Note that user applications are always initialized (and this way auto started) after SSO login, so this option is useless for them.

If true and the app is part of a hibernated Layout, one or more of its available instances will be reused when resuming another Layout that contains the same app.

If the runPriority property is missing or is zero, the application is considered to be low priority, i.e. all current applications will be low priority until someone changes/sets their runPriority configurations.

When false, only the last application (or activity) instance will be saved in the default (startup) layout. When true, all instances will be saved.

If true, the application will not be closed when saving and restoring a layout.

This option is valid for system applications and if true, the application will start after Glue42 Desktop initialization. Usually, this is a container based web UI application which acts as a Glue42 Desktop client.

Will be registered as global shortcut and will start the app or focus it.

Specify another application to be started in order to shut down the current application instances.

Defines the (ascending) order used by Glue42 Desktop when sending the user applications list to its clients.

Emails of the owners of the application

If true, the application won't publish any metrics.

Title used when visualizing the application.

Tooltip (extended description) that will be used when visualizing the application.

Type of the application.

Version of the application.

Returns the activity object if the instance is part of an activity.

The activity ID (only if the apps is part of an activity).

Returns the instances of the other windows in the activity if this instance is part of an activity.

Returns the instance of the owner window of the activity if this instance is part of an activity.

Interop instance. Use this to invoke Interop methods for that instance.

The application object of that instance.

The starting context of the instance.

Instance ID.

If true, the instance is running as part of an activity.

Whether the application instance is an activity instance.

If true, the instance is running as a single window application (not part of an activity).

Title of the instance.

The window associated with the instance (as an object from the Window Management API). If the application instance is an activity instance, this is undefined.

A comma separated list of the types of contexts the intent offered by the application can process, here the first part of the context type is the namespace e.g."fdc3.contact, org.symphony.contact".

Custom configuration for the intent that may be required for a particular desktop agent.

An optional display name for the intent that may be used in UI instead of the name.

The name of the intent to 'launch'. In this case the name of an Intent supported by an Application.

Metadata describing the return type of the callback which handles the intent. May be a type name, the string "channel" (which indicates that the app will return a channel) or a string indicating a channel that returns a specific type, e.g. "channel<fdc3.instrument>"

Activity type (if the application is in an activity).

If true, multiple instances of the app can be started.

Whether to auto start the application.

Caption for the application.

Container identifier.