Synchronization HP t5335z Thin Client and USB GPS trip recorder

Can't connect USB GPS trip recorder to my terminal server through HP t5335z Thin Client. Any suggestions?

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We have HP t510 thin clients connecting to server side XenCenter and running Windows 7 virtual sessions hosted on the server. We are trying to connect a USB lablewriter printer to one of the thin clients. On the t510 device, XEN Connection General Settings Manager/Local Resources/Local Device Redirection is selected for Printers/Printer Mapping. Also on the t510 device under Peripherals/USB Manager, Protocol/All USB is set to Citrix and Devices has the USB printer selected/checked and set to Redirect.
We have also tried within the assigned Windows session, a registry key has been created under HKLM\SOFTWARE\Citrix\ICA Client\GenericUSB\Devices, using both a generic redirect for all usb printers as well as device specific using the VID and PID hardware information of the printer.
When we have booted into the Windows session and have installed the USB drivers/printing software and physically conencted the usb printer, it is not being recognized by Windows at all. Device Manager is not showing any unknown devices or anything.
Has anyone seen this same issue? Is there an easy workaround? Will there need to be a hardware policy written in XENCenter?
Thank you,
Gregory Hall

Hi Mitchell,
You might get better assistance on the HP Enterprise Business Forum since you have a business class PC.
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Hi Everyone,
Can someone give me a clear picture of the what is the diff between Thin client and Rich client.
Thanks,
Krishna

Hi,
thick client (rich client) has/stores all the data inside itself
so it can do application processing without the server with data
thin client uses resources from host computer (from server)
and wihtout that you are not able to work with that kind of client
does that answer your question ?
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WebLogic 10.0 JMS Thin Client and JVM 1.4

As mentioned in [WebLogic JMS Thin Client|http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E11035_01/wls100/client/jms_thin_client.html#wp1026979], it can be used on JVM 1.4 client, but it seems that wljmsclient.jar and wlclient.jar compiled using java 1.5 compiler with no 1.4 compatibility.
Where can I get a 1.4 complied version of this jars for WebLogic 10 ?
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Hi,
The doc is correct that the 1.4 JVM is supported for thin 10.0 clients, but note that 1.4 is not supported for 10.3 (the latest version). If you confirm that there's a problem, I recommend contacting customer support. Meanwhile, as a work-around, you can use a client jar from an earlier version (such as 9.2 at the latest MP).
The latest updated version of the 10.0 client doc is at http://edocs.bea.com/wls/docs100/client/basics.html, the link you provided points to an older version of the edoc.
You might want to look at using a generated "full client" rather than a thin client unless a smaller jar size is important in your use case. The reasoning is stated in the updated edoc.
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What is thin client and Fat Client

Hi Experts,
I would like to know about Fat Client and Thin client in detailed words.
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Chilla..

Hi Chilla,
     The thin clients are clients that reduce the load on servers.
Let me explain hw thin clients will get works.
     Thin clients are stores,all required library files in you local system,so that the corresponding applications which are using will be used the library files in your local system and it get execute and where as in the case of Fat clients the library files are not stored in your local system.
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Difference bewteen thin client and thick client

Hi:
can someone explain the difference between the thin client app and thick client app?

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Thick Client: Typically a client-server type architecture where some business logic/processing occurs on the front end

Wyse Thin Clients and 2008 R2

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Dear all:
I have to run my oracle reports using Jboss. What I understand is this that I need to have Oracle AS, and oracle Thin Client to accomplish this. Please tell me from where I can find Oracle thin Client on oracle website.
My second question is this that I have installed Oracle AS but the opmn.xml file has no <ias-component > for report server, please tell me why it is not there...
I would be grateful for ur help

I have installed the Oracle AS and the reports services... I have also installed the Stand Alone J2EE Thin Client (http://www.oracle.com/technology/products/reports/htdocs/getstart/examples/Tools/index.html)
My current web project uses JBoss and I have to show oracle reports keeping the current environment.
I have followed the steps provided on the doc mentioned in the above link.
first i did the following steps ( please refer to the text of that readme doc below)
(//text of readme doc, I have done these steps
1. Deploy THINCLIENT_HOME/reports/j2ee/reports.ear on the J2EE application server.
2. Add the following JAR files to the classpath of the J2EE application server:
* THINCLIENT_HOME/reports/jlib/rwrun.jar
* THINCLIENT_HOME/jlib/zrclient.jar
3. Use THINCLIENT_HOME/vbroker4/lib/vbjboot.jar while starting the application server.
but i cannot understand what is written just next to the above llines in that doc I am pasting those points from that doc
(text of readme doc:
The following section provides detailed instructions on carrying out the above 3 configuration steps with OC4J Standalone Distribution 10g (9.0.4). You need to consult your J2EE application server's documentation to carry out the same steps for your application server.
1. Add the following to OC4J_HOME/j2ee/home/config/server.xml
<application name="reports" path="<THINCLIENT_HOME>/reports/j2ee/reports.ear" auto-start="true" />
2. Add the following to OC4J_HOME/j2ee/home/config/http-web-site.xml
<web-app application="reports" name="web" root="/reports"/>
3. Add the following to OC4J_HOME/j2ee/home/config/application.xml
<library path="<THINCLIENT_HOME>/reports/jlib/rwrun.jar"/>
<library path="<THINCLIENT_HOME>/jlib/zrclient.jar"/>
according to what i understood i went to OC4J which is under my Oracle_Infra directory and then completed the above steps
after that I ran the command (according to this doc):
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the result of this command is following
06/02/09 14:57:37 Oracle Application Server Containers for J2EE 10g (9.0.4.0.0) initialized
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Now after all these steps...i don't understand what to do next and my problem is still there which is How to deploy reports made by oracle reports from my web project links
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Where would I go to see if it is possbile to run an os server like an application server with thin clients loggin on to different profile.

Using a GUI? no.
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I recall something about some company doing something along these lines via some kind of VNC interface, but I don't recall the specifics.

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I am trying to install FF on a thin client, and need to change the location the installler extracts the temp files to as the disk is not big enough.

Is there a pre extracted version of the installer or a way of specifiying where the installer extracts itself to?

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Thin clients, labs, and applications

We have thin clients in some labs and have a specific virtual desktop load specific for that lab. The issue; students do NOT have to log into the network and we want to change this.
Our issue:
We have 10 licenses for an application in a lab. The virtual desktop has this application for 10 computers within the specific lab.
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Is there a way to either limit what the student can select based on location/IP address or is there another way to make sure that virtual desktop is only used within that lab?
I have been told that virtual desktops are user based and therefore cannot be altered in this way...so, checking here.
TIA,
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We have a similar requirement, as we are replacing physical labs with VDI zero and thin clients and want them to behave similarly. Our physical lab environment had different software setups for different locations (Geology, Audiology, Nursing, etc.). We have locked down access to the VDI environment (the broker) from on-campus only, and the majority of our zero and thin clients are setup to auto-login to a specific pool - getting rid of the areas where students can select which pool to log into.
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Another option is to use the broker labels. We abandoned this option as it didn't seem to be scalable and we'd have to potentially setup multiple broker servers in order to accomplish this.
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