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Chapter 8. Loading the Host On-Demand clients
The Host On-Demand clients are implemented as HTML files that you load into a
Web browser.
There are many ways users can load the clients:
v Customize your own HTML pages to launch sessions that you have configured.
You can use the Deployment Wizard to create customized pages. See
Deployment Wizard in the Host On-Demand online help for more information.
v Load the HODMain.html file, located in the /hostondemand/HOD directory, into your
browser to view links to all the available clients. You can edit the HTML file and
customize its contents to suit your users and their environment. Users won’t
need to remember the name of the client or the name of the file that is used to
load it.
v Load the full URL.
http://server_name/hod_alias/client_name.html
where server_name is the host name or IP address of the Host On-Demand
server, hod_alias is the alias (or path) of the published directory, and client_name
is the HTML file name of the client. For example:
http://name.city.yourcompany.com/hod/HOD.html
will load the default Host On-Demand Download client.
Let users know about the security warning that appears when using Host
On-Demand. The purpose of the window is to tell users that Host On-Demand
was created by International Business Machines and to ask whether they trust it.
Host On-Demand clients
Note: The following table lists the Host On-Demand default clients. These clients
use the Configuration server-based model.
Package Client HTML File
Administration Clients Administration client HODAdmin.html
Administration client cached HODAdminCached.html
Administration client cached with
problem determination
HODAdminCachedDebug.html
Emulator Clients Cached client HODCached.html
Cached client with problem
determination
HODCachedDebug.html
Download client HOD.html
Download client with problem
determination
HODDebug.html
Download client with Screen
Customizer/LE Interface
HODCustom.html
Function On-Demand client HODThin.html
Database Clients Database On-Demand client HODDatabase.html
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