Two View Requirements for ThinApp Applications

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ThinApp is a technology that enables you to package applications so that they can be delivered to end-users through VMware Horizon View. When using ThinApp with View, there are some requirements that need to be met to ensure the applications function correctly. Two of these requirements are as follows:

A. Store Microsoft Installation (MSI) packages on a Windows network share: When using ThinApp with View, it is recommended to store the MSI packages on a Windows network share. This enables the packages to be accessed by multiple users and simplifies the management of the packages. Additionally, by storing the packages on a network share, it is possible to update the packages centrally, rather than having to update each individual copy of the package on each client device.

B. Grant full control permission to the network share: To ensure that the MSI packages can be accessed and modified as necessary, it is important to grant full control permission to the network share. This enables users to read, write, and modify the packages as necessary. However, it is important to ensure that access to the network share is properly controlled, to prevent unauthorized access or modifications to the packages.

C. Store Microsoft Installation (MSI) packages on a VMFS datastore: This answer is incorrect. ThinApp packages are typically stored on a Windows network share rather than a VMFS datastore. While it is technically possible to store the packages on a VMFS datastore, doing so would be less efficient and more difficult to manage than using a Windows network share.

D. Grant read permission to the network share: This answer is partially correct. While it is important to grant users read access to the network share, it is also necessary to grant write and modify access to ensure that the MSI packages can be updated and modified as necessary.