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Client application configuration - IAP Desktop

Client application configuration

You can register custom client applications by creating an IAP Application Protocol Configuration (IAPC) file. An IAPC file defines the following:

The name of the client application
The VM instances that the client application applies to
The executable to launch (optional)

IAPC are JSON files that use the .iapc file extension. During startup, IAP Desktop loads all IAPC files in the %appdata%\Google\IAP Desktop\Config folder.

The following code snippet shows an example file for the MySQL shell:

{
  "version": 1,
  "name": "MySQL Shell 8.0",
  "condition": "isInstance()",
  "remotePort": "3306",
  "client": {
    "executable": "%ProgramW6432%\\MySQL\\MySQL Shell 8.0\\bin\\mysqlsh.exe",
    "arguments": "-h {host} -P {port} -u \"{username}\""
  }
}

Field Synopsis Required version File format version, must be 1. Required name Name of the application as shown in the user interface. Required condition Condition that defines which VM instances this client applies to. The following conditions are supported:

isInstance(): All instances
isLinux(): Linux instances
isWindows(): Windows instances

Optional executable Executable to be launched. This can be one of:

an absolute file system path to an .exe file. The path can contain environment variables, for example %AppData%\Altostrat\client.exe.
name of a registered application, for example chrome.exe.

Note: Backslashes must be escaped with another backslash (\\). Optional arguments Command line arguments for the client executable. The value can contain environment variables such as %AppData% or %USERPROFILE%. Additionally, the command line arguments can contain the following special variables:

{host}: Hostname to connect to
{port}: Port to connect to
{user}: Username to authenticate with

Optional

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