Start-Appv Virtual Process

Syntax

Start-AppvVirtualProcess
     [-FilePath] <String>
     [[-ArgumentList] <String[]>]
     [-Credential <PSCredential>]
     [-WorkingDirectory <String>]
     [-LoadUserProfile]
     [-NoNewWindow]
     [-PassThru]
     [-RedirectStandardError <String>]
     [-RedirectStandardInput <String>]
     [-RedirectStandardOutput <String>]
     [-Wait]
     [-UseNewEnvironment]
     -AppvClientObject <Object>
     [<CommonParameters>]

Start-AppvVirtualProcess
     [-FilePath] <String>
     [[-ArgumentList] <String[]>]
     [-WorkingDirectory <String>]
     [-PassThru]
     [-Verb <String>]
     [-Wait]
     [-WindowStyle <ProcessWindowStyle>]
     -AppvClientObject <Object>
     [<CommonParameters>]

Description

The Start-AppvVirtualProcess cmdlet starts a new virtual process.

Examples

Example 1: Start a virtual process in a virtual environment of a package

PS C:\> $AppVObj = Get-AppvClientPackage -Name "MyPackage" 
PS C:\> Start-AppvVirtualProcess -FilePath "C:\Calc.exe" -AppvClientObject $AppVObj

The first command gets the client package named MyPackage by using the Get-AppvClientPackage cmdlet. The command stores the result in the $AppVObj variable.

The second command starts a new virtual process for Calc.exe in virtual environment of in $AppVObj.

Example 2: Start a virtual process in a virtual environment of a connection group

PS C:\> $AppVObj = Get-AppvClientConnectionGroup -Name MyConnectionGroup
PS C:\> Start-AppvVirtualProcess -FilePath "C:\Calc.exe" -AppvClientObject $AppVObj

The first command gets the client package named MyPackage by using the Get-AppvClientConnectionGroup cmdlet. The command stores the result in the $AppVObj variable.

The second command starts a new virtual process for Calc.exe in the virtual environment of in $AppVObj.

Required Parameters

Optional Parameters

Related Links

• Get-AppvClientConnectionGroup
• Get-AppvClientPackage
• Get-AppvVirtualProcess