[THIN] Re: Got Citrix ICA Working in Google Chrome
- From: "Foster, Bill" <Bill.Foster@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <thin@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 8 Sep 2008 08:01:00 -0400
Very cool
Bill Foster
Systems Engineer, Sr.
Wellcare Health Plans
X1158
"All right people, what are you waiting for, breakfast in bed? Another glorious
day in the corps. A day in the Corps is like a day on the farm, Every meal's a
banquet, Every paycheck a fortune, Every formation a parade. I love the corps!"
-Apone
From: thin-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:thin-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of
Dennis Parker
Sent: Thursday, September 04, 2008 9:39 AM
To: thin@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: [THIN] Got Citrix ICA Working in Google Chrome
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:
These instructions are for the 10.2 ICA client. They work for the 11.0 client,
but some of the files arenʼt 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.)
It doesn't look pretty in Chrome as it opens another window for the ICA client
to run in, but it works.
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:
* ctxmuiUI.dll
* icalogUI.dll
* logginUI.dll
* npicanUI.dll
* sslsdkui.dll
Enjoy.
--Dennis
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