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Set up Automation for Rocket Enterprise Analyzer (formerly Micro Focus) and Rocket Enterprise Developer Streaming Sessions
You can automatically run a script at session start and end to allow automation that is specific to your customer context. For more information on this AppStream 2.0 feature, see Use Session Scripts to Manage Your AppStream 2.0 Users' Streaming Experience in the Amazon AppStream 2.0 Administration Guide.
This feature requires that you have at least the following versions of the Enterprise Analyzer and Enterprise Developer images:
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m2-enterprise-analyzer-v8.0.4.R1 -
m2-enterprise-developer-v8.0.4.R1
Set up automation at session start
If you want to run an automation script when users connect to AppStream 2.0, create your script and
name it m2-user-setup.cmd. Store the script in the AppStream 2.0 Home folder for the user.
The AppStream 2.0 images that AWS Mainframe Modernization provides look for a script with that name in that location, and
run it if it exists.
Note
The script duration cannot exceed the limit set by AppStream 2.0, which is currently 60 seconds. For more information, see Run Scripts Before Streaming Sessions Begin in the Amazon AppStream 2.0 Administration Guide.
Set up automation at session end
If you want to run an automation script when users disconnect from AppStream 2.0, create your
script and name it m2-user-teardown.cmd. Store the script in the AppStream 2.0 Home folder
for the user. The AppStream 2.0 images that AWS Mainframe Modernization provides look for a script with that name in that
location, and run it if it exists.
Note
The script duration cannot exceed the limit set by AppStream 2.0, which is currently 60 seconds. For more information, see Run Scripts After Streaming Sessions End in the Amazon AppStream 2.0 Administration Guide.
