In all locations you set the enablement to on/off, the interaction of the shadower to on/off, and the input to on/off. Sounds confusing, but they all end up as the same choice in the end (and as a registry setting on the server). To my knowledge there is no way around it, other than a reinstall of Citrix altogether.Ĭitrix shadowing functionality can be set in local or domain policies, in “Citrix Connection Configuration” and in the user’s profile settings. They needed to be 200% sure that their system administrators would not be able to look onto the employee screen to grab confidential information. So what’s the deal with that, as all other options in Citrix can easily be changed afterwards? This functionality was requested by Citrix banking customers quite a few years ago. If you select “prohibit shadowing” here, no chance it will ever work, regardless of the options you activate later. This is one of the most important questions during the setup, as the choice is irreversible. Then you notice the numerous locations that shadowing needs to be enabled, and even after enabling it on all those locations it still does not work. Let’s go a little deeper on all those options and see where things can go wrong.ĭuring the installation of Citrix, the setup routine asks for the following choice to be made: Enable shadowing and publish the cshadow.exe to the end user allowed to shadow. It is focused on novice Citrix administrators setting this up for the first time. This article should help you in fully understanding the shadowing functionality, and the best way to use it. Making a bad installation choice or not fully grasping all the locations where shadowing can be configured, could lead to surprising results. Simple to setup and simple to use is the general feeling about it. For more information about Oracle (NYSE:ORCL), visit this article I will go into shadowing on Citrix. Oracle offers a comprehensive and fully integrated stack of cloud applications and platform services.
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#CITRIX VIEWER INITIALIZATION FAILED FULL#
To view full details, sign in with your My Oracle Support account.ĭon't have a My Oracle Support account? Click to get started! Machine was being migrated from NMS 2.4.0.1 to 2.5.0.1. The issue can be reproduced at will with the following steps: : Key 'syncMaps' does not map to an existing object!Īt 2.AbstractConfiguration.throwMissingPropertyException(AbstractConfiguration.java:1902) ~Īt 2.AbstractConfiguration.checkNonNullValue(AbstractConfiguration.java:1889) ~Īt 2.AbstractConfiguration.getBoolean(AbstractConfiguration.java:1165) ~Īt .viewer.MapProcessor.(MapProcessor.java:76) Īt .(MapCache.java:114) Īt .session.MapCache.(MapCache.java:59) Īt .viewer.ViewerBean.(ViewerBean.java:2937)
09:26:09,971 ExecuteThread: '2' for queue: ' (self-tuning)'] ERROR .viewer.MapProcessor: Failed MapProcessor static init On an NMS test environment, all java clients got a viewer initialization failure: Information in this document applies to any platform.Įrror viewer initialization failure viewerbean.getFile Oracle Utilities Network Management System - Version 2.5.0.0.0 and later Oracle Network Management for Utilities - DMS - Version 2.5.0.0.0 and later "ERROR .viewer.MapProcessor: Failed MapProcessor static init" When Launching Web Workspace
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