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You can provide an icon for each type of virtual machine or vApp that an extension manages by setting the ExtManagedEntityInfosmallIconUrl property.

The icon that you set in the ExtManagedEntityInfosmallIconUrl property allows you to identify the types of virtual machines or vApps that your an extension deploys. If an extension deploys different types of virtual machines, you can create several ExtManagedEntityInfo instances, with a different icon for each type. The virtual machines that the an extension deploys appear in the vCenter inventory with the icons that you set.

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The icon image must be in the PNG format and must measure 16 by 16 pixels. You must save the icon image to an appropriate location in the Web application that defines the an extension. You provide a URL or path to the image to the ExtManagedEntityInfo instance for the type of virtual machine or vApp that this icon represents. Extensions access the icon image by using HTTP. Extensions do not support HTTPS URLs to icon images.

Verify that you have set the managedBy property in the configuration of the virtual machines or vApps that an extension deploys. See Identify the Virtual Machines or vApps that an Extension Manages.

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Verify that you have created an instance of ExtManagedEntityInfo in the program that defines an extension.

The EAM Sample Solution uses ESX Agent Manager to deploy ESX agent virtual machines. ESX Agent Manager sets the ManagedByInfo properties on these virtual machines to mark them as belonging to ESX Agent Manager. The EAM Sample Solution does not set the ManagedByInfo properties itself. The code extracts in this procedure are not taken from the source files of the EAM Sample Solution.

Procedure

Create an icon image of type PNG and of dimensions 16 by 16 pixels.

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Save the icon image to an appropriate location in the Web application that defines your an extension.

Call ExtManagedEntityInfo.setSmallIconUrl() to set the ExtManagedEntityInfosmallIconUrl property for a type of virtual machine or vApp that the an extension deploys.

Virtual machines and vApps that the an extension deploys appear in the vCenter inventory with the icon that you set.

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This article will tell you how to publish apps in your Windows Virtual Desktop environment.

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Publish built-in apps

To publish a built-in app:

  1. Connect to one of the virtual machines in your host pool.

  2. Get the PackageFamilyName of the app you want to publish by following the instructions in this article.

  3. Finally, run the following cmdlet with <PackageFamilyName> replaced by the PackageFamilyName you found in the previous step:

Note

Windows Virtual Desktop only supports publishing apps with install locations that begin with C:Program FilesWindows Apps.

Update app icons

After you publish an app, it will have the default Windows app icon instead of its regular icon picture. To change the icon to its regular icon, put the image of the icon you want on a network share. Supported image formats are PNG, BMP, GIF, JPG, JPEG, and ICO.

Publish Microsoft Edge

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The process you use to publish Microsoft Edge is a little different from the publishing process for other apps. To publish Microsoft Edge with the default homepage, run this cmdlet:

Next steps

  • Learn about how to configure feeds to organize how apps are displayed for users at Customize feed for Windows Virtual Desktop users.
  • Learn about the MSIX app attach feature at Set up MSIX app attach.