Deleting an application

To delete an application in AppsAnywhere:

  1. From the AppsAnywhere Admin, go to Applications > Applications

  2. Use the search box in the top right of the table to quickly find the application you wish to delete

  3. Click Delete next to that application

    • This also removes all associated sessions and delivery methods for the application 

Cloudpaging Delivery methods

If the application had a Cloudpaging delivery method, delete the appset from Cloudpaging

Cloudpaging v9.4 and above

  1. Navigate to Cloudpaging Server (e.g. https://cloudpaging.uni.edu/jukeboxserver)

  2. Click Deployments > Applications

  3. Select the application

  4. Click Delete

  5. Remove the .stp file from the repository

Cloudpaging prior to v9.4

  1. Navigate to your Cloudpaging Server

  2. Click Applications > Applications

  3. Select the application to be removed

  4. Click Publish/Unpublish

  5. Select all the paging servers

  6. Click Unpublish

  7. Select the same application again and click Delete

  8. Remove the .stp file from the repository

  1. When deleting Cloudpaged apps, it is important to follow all steps in order to avoid errors. If the appset (.stp) is removed from the repository before removing it via the AppsAnywhere and Cloudpaging admin portals, a support call will be required to resolve the resulting error.

  2. Be careful not to load up the "New Virtualized Application" option or click the new application "Refresh" button in AppsAnywhere while you are in the process of removing a Cloudpaged application. This will upload any applications in the repository waiting to be uploaded, which may include the one you are trying to remove.

Deleting a desktop

To delete a desktop in AppsAnywhere:

  1. From the AppsAnywhere Admin, go to Desktops > Desktop

  2. Use the search box in the top right of the table to quickly find the desktop you wish to delete

  3. Click Delete next to that desktop

    • This also removes all associated sessions and delivery methods for the desktop