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This API function is available for Application Workspace 3.5 and later.
The Liquit.Contexts.List function returns all contexts that are available to the user.
Return parameters
The following properties are availa...
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The Application Workspace Packages page displays information about all your packages such as the type of package , whether it is enabled, its display name, and any tags applied to the package. From this page, you can: Create a new package or...
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Instructions for creating your virtual host name inside the domain section of Application Workspace.
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The Liquit.SSO function allows a user to connect to the Application Workspace API with previously authenticated credentials that are stored in the user's web browser. It also detects whether or not a user is already authenticated to an OAuth 2 pro...
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This article details a PowerShell runbook designed to run in Azure Automation. Its purpose is to retrieve license usage information from Application Workspace and upload it to an Azure Storage Account.
Exported file contains the following info:
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Customizing user experience accessing a specific Application Workspace domain with the Contexts Functionality
Using multiple domains is useful when your organization undergoes a name change or if you want multiple organizations to connect to the s...
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Instructions for deploying multiple shortcuts for a single package.
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When you enable Content Security Policy (CSP) and/or Cross-Origin Resource Sharing within your Application Workspace zone, you need to add the URL of the portal to the security settings. If you do not add these, the Application Workspace widget will...
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Create a dynamic variable for a license key instead of searching for a key each time you install an application.
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The Set variable action allows you allows to dynamically change an existing Application Workspace variable or create new ones.
The resulted variable exists only temporarily until the action is executed; it is not saved anywhere, and it is display...