Let's login to the UEM Management Console and look at personalizing the X-Ray Viewer. If the X-Ray viewer application is found on a desktop then the UEM agent will apply custom settings as pre-defined by the admin. This can include small changes like a shortcut all the way to pre-defined application settings, mapped drives and triggered conditions to name but a few.

If you have internet connectivity you can Click on the Download Config Template and reach out to the market place in order to import pre-configured application Personalization templates. This lab connectivity to the market place may or may not work. Feel free to explore this feature. Once finished, complete the next step to import a local configuration file for the X-Ray Viewer.

We have already downloaded the template for you.

1. Right click Applications
2. Click Import Config File

1. Click Next

1. Expand Applications
2. Click MicroDicom
3. Click OK

1. Click Ok

The pre-configured X-Ray Viewer has been imported and the flex config file is shown. This is the first step that will allow any changes made to the X-Ray viewer and we can also manage how the application is used and extended into environments.

We will configure a drive mapping to be used for the X-Ray viewer. We pre-configured the X-Drive to attach when the application is launched.

1. Click User Environment Tab
2. Click X-Drive
3. Click Edit

1. Click in the Label box and type: X-Drive
2. Click Save

1. Click Save Config File

1. Click Chrome

1. Click AppVolumes on the Chrome bookmarks bar
2. Click AppVol-01
3. Username: administrator
4. Password: VMware1!
5. Domain: CORP
6. Click Login

1. Click Volumes
2. Click AppStack
3. Click and expand  ⁺ X-Ray Viewer
4. Click Assign

1. In the Search Active Directory box type HOL
2. Click Search
3. Select and click CORP\HOL Healthcare (tick-box)
4. Click Assign

1. Click Attach AppStack immediately
2. Click Assign

Our Application assignment is done! We have already added the user to a desktop to save some time as this module focus only on the application delivery.

1. Open a new Tab

1. Open a new Tab
2. Within the Chrome browser select the VMware Horizon bookmark
3. Select VMware Horizon HTML Access

1. Username: Jim
2. Password: VMware1!
3. Domain: CORP
4. Click Login

1. Click Instant Clone Pool

1. Click to close the Client Tab
2. Double click MicroDicom (The X-Ray Viewer)

1. Click OK

1. Click Yes

1. Click Open Folder
2. Click Xray
3. Click Open

Click on this PC and scroll down (Notice that the drive we mapped earlier for this application is not available as the "X-Drive"

1. The local drive for Jim has an X-Ray called "bone-xray-hands". Click to open

You successful opened the X-Ray from the local mapped drive. This drive could be anywhere on the network. We tried to show that you can import from one drive and make another drive your personal drive without having to configure this, instead have UEM pre-configure this for the user per application.

1. Click File > Export > To DICOM File....

The default Destination will be prepopulated with the network drive for all the HOL Healthcare Staff to store X-Rays centrally.

1. Click Export

The Xray is now stored on the central server. Jim managed to use the viewer software from a different location and in the process uploaded the image back to the HOL Healthcare A&E department within the same desktop. This is only an example of a Desktop Published application.

Close the window

Click Exit