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The application packages must be managed from a primary domain
controller. Administrator authority will be required for command execution. To
delete an application package, complete the following steps:
1. The administrator logs on to the domain controller using an account with
system administrator authority.
2. The administrator executes:
NETWIN APP appid /DELETE
The Windows Application Datastore is checked to determine if the
package is currently on the system. If it is on the system, all entries for the
application are removed (from to the Windows Application Datastore,
Application Package directory, and Client Application Information
directory).
3. When an application is deleted from the server domain, each user desktop
of that application type (WIN9X or WINNT) is processed to remove the
application from the desktop.
Removing Applications
As with WorkSpace On-Demand 2.0, the system administrator is
responsible for the deletion of the application files on the servers.
4.6.3 Enumerating an application package
This activity is done on the WorkSpace On-Demand Domain Controller from
which applications are provided. The command will enumerate the Windows
applications available for a platform.
The application packages must be managed from a primary domain
controller. Administrator authority will be required for command execution. To
enumerate an application package, complete the following steps:
1. The administrator logs on to the domain controller using an account with
system administrator authority.
2. The administrator executes:
NETWIN APP or NETWIN APP /TYPE:{WIN9X | WINNT}
When invoked with a /TYPE option, the applications for the specified type
are enumerated. When invoked without a /TYPE option, all Windows
applications are enumerated. The Win32 Application Datastore is read to
determine the packages currently on the system for the platform type(s).
The application information is enumerated for each application of the
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