[THIN] Re: Got Citrix ICA Working in Google Chrome
- From: "Jim Kenzig http://thin.ms" <jkenzig@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: thin@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 4 Sep 2008 10:23:02 -0400
Didn't find Pscript.dll so it must not need it. FYI, In Vista chrome plugin
gets installed in
C:/Users/usernam/AppData/Local/Google/Chrome/Application/Plugins/<file:///C:/Users/jkenzig/AppData/Local/Google/Chrome/Application/Plugins/TcpPServ.dll>
Jim Kenzig
Blog: http://www.techblink.com
2008/9/4 Dennis Parker <denniswparker@xxxxxxxxx>
> If you have ever wondered and not figured out on your own how to get the
> ICA client to work in alternate browsers, I found a document online:
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> These instructions are for the 10.2 ICA client. They work for the 11.0
> client, but some of the files aren't used in the 11.0 client. This procedure
> works for the new Google Chrome. (Which is why I started looking into it in
> the first place.)
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> It doesn't look pretty in Chrome as it opens another window for the ICA
> client to run in, but it works.
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> The Citrix ICA Client installer detects Mozilla Firefox, but not SeaMonkey
> or Opera. The plugin is automatically installed for Mozilla Firefox.
>
> To install the plugin for SeaMonkey or Opera, copy the following files to
> your browser's plugins folder:
>
> - icaclobj.class
> - cgpcfg.dll
> - cgpcore.dll
> - confmgr.dll
> - ctxmui.dll
> - icafile.dll
> - icalogon.dll
> - logging.dll
> - npican.dll
> - pscript.dll
> - sslsdk_b.dll
> - tcppserv.dll
>
> Then create a folder named resource in your plugins folder, and a folder
> named en inside it, and copy the following files to the en folder:
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> - ctxmuiUI.dll
> - icalogUI.dll
> - logginUI.dll
> - npicanUI.dll
> - sslsdkui.dll
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> Enjoy.
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> --Dennis
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>
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