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Hello there,<br />
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When user launches the application, by double clicking the Published app by right clicking Citrix Online Plugin in desktop when connected to internally, <br />
At what time does the session gets listed in App Center management console &nbsp;and gets time stamped. I need to understand this because, even though the user session is listed in AppCenter, the application is not launched in users PC.<br />
My question if the application is not launched completely in user's PC, how come the users ICA session gets listed as active and since the application is not listed, user tries to click on the Published app icon again and again, thereby generating multiple ICA session.<br />
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Please advise.<br />
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Thanks and Regards
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Hello there,

When user launches the application, by double clicking the Published app by right clicking Citrix Online Plugin in desktop when connected to internally, 
At what time does the session gets listed in App Center management console  and gets time stamped. I need to understand this because, even though the user session is listed in AppCenter, the application is not launched in users PC.
My question if the application is not launched completely in user's PC, how come the users ICA session gets listed as active and since the application is not listed, user tries to click on the Published app icon again and again, thereby generating multiple ICA session.

Please advise.

Thanks and Regards

When does ICA session gets registered in App Center console?

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