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Thinfinity® Remote Desktop 6
About This Document
Introduction
What's new in 6.0
Architecture
Security
Upgrade from 5.0
Getting Started Section
Getting Started
Installing Thinfinity® Remote Desktop
Using Thinfinity® Remote Desktop for the First Time
Customizing Thinfinity® Remote Desktop
After Customization
Supported RDP Shortcut Keys
Advanced Settings Section
New in v6.0
Thinfinity® Remote Desktop Manager
Gateway Manager
License Manager
Custom Settings
Customizing the Toolbar
Remote FX
Save Session
Multi-touch Redirection
Enhanced Browser and DPI Support
Silent Install Options
Credentials Management
Customize Translation
Mobile Devices Section
Mobile Devices
Getting into Thinfinity® Remote Desktop
Mouse Control
Keyboards and Toolbars
Gestures
Disconnecting from Thinfinity® Remote Desktop
iPad Application
Scaling and Load Balancing Section
Scaling & Load Balancing
Scaling and Load Balancing Configurations
Installing Components
Configuring a Load Balancing Scenario
How to configure your license
Integrating Thinfinity® Remote Desktop Section
Integrating Thinfinity® Remote Desktop
SDK
External Authentication
Single Sign On
Customizing the Web Interface
Web Services API
Architecture
Installing the Web Service
Setting up the Communication Settings
Profiles Web Service
Analytics Web Service
One-Time-URL
User guide Section
User Guide
Logging In
Advanced Web Features
Accessing from Mobile Devices
Toolbar
Features
Disconnecting
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Web Services API
The Web Services API is intended to allow external applications to access and manipulate some of Thinfinity® Remote Desktop Server data and settings.
Thinfinity® Remote Desktop Server has two different Web Services available:
a. Profiles Web Service:
If you need to manipulate Thinfinity® Remote Desktop Server users and their permissions from an external software application, you can use the Profiles Web Services to perform this task. If you don't know how to use the Access Profiles feature, take a look at the section that explains its use and behavior.
b. Analytics Web Service:
The Thinfinity® Remote Desktop Server Analytics feature is included since version 2.0.0.16. This feature keeps statistic data of Thinfinity® Remote Desktop Server logins, sessions, connections and used browsers. The Analytics Web Service allows external applications to access this information.
Requirements for the Web Service API:
The integration has to be done at a programming level. You will need to develop or modify an application which will act as the Web Service requester and this application will have to implement the Thinfinity® Remote Desktop Server Web Service interface.
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