Hello,
How can i logoff a domain user when i close the intouch viewer session. We will log off The User from the Terminalserver when close the Intouch viewer Session. Is a way to scription this in HMi Maker ???
Hello,
How can i logoff a domain user when i close the intouch viewer session. We will log off The User from the Terminalserver when close the Intouch viewer Session. Is a way to scription this in HMi Maker ???
So I posted a suggested answer, here is a -not so suggested answer- 
InTouch has a big bag of old tricks and one of them is some legacy Tech support script function library..
Keep in mind that I can not imagine these are supported any longer (well, I know for a fact that it is not...), but you have to decide if it is a suitable solution in your case.
The script function library for InTouch 7.1 does have a function called WWDosCommand(), this will execute in the shut down script and log your session out.
You need to put the files in your InTouch installation directory (C:\Program Files (x86)\Wonderware\InTouch)
This will give you the above mentioned script functions and it works (at least in my test) using Version 2023 R2.
I want to stress that this is a more "hacky" solution and I would believe what you are looking for is the Terminal Server RemoteApp.
But at least I have provided the options I know about, even the ones that are on a need-to-know basis .
There are some more legacy options, but I'm afraid that the forum admins will close my account for posting them 
So I posted a suggested answer, here is a -not so suggested answer-
InTouch has a big bag of old tricks and one of them is some legacy Tech support script function library..
Keep in mind that I can not imagine these are supported any longer (well, I know for a fact that it is not...), but you have to decide if it is a suitable solution in your case.
The script function library for InTouch 7.1 does have a function called WWDosCommand(), this will execute in the shut down script and log your session out.
You need to put the files in your InTouch installation directory (C:\Program Files (x86)\Wonderware\InTouch)
This will give you the above mentioned script functions and it works (at least in my test) using Version 2023 R2.
I want to stress that this is a more "hacky" solution and I would believe what you are looking for is the Terminal Server RemoteApp.
But at least I have provided the options I know about, even the ones that are on a need-to-know basis .
There are some more legacy options, but I'm afraid that the forum admins will close my account for posting them
