#Use the vsphere client 6.5 how to#
#Use the vsphere client 6.5 for mac#
#Use the vsphere client 6.5 registration#
#Use the vsphere client 6.5 windows#

The vSphere 6.5 release of the vSphere Client improves bundle deployment by using Virgo's ApplicationDeployer by default, instead of the HotDeployer.

#Use the vsphere client 6.5 registration#

The vCenter Server registration setup scripts ( dev-setup.sh and dev-setup.bat) are updated to include the solutionUser.keyStorePath, solutionUser.keyStorePassword and lookupService properties in the ds.properties file.

#Use the vsphere client 6.5 windows#

The location of the ds.properties file on Windows is changed to C:/ProgramData/VMware/vCenterServer/cfg/vsphere-client/config/.

The location of the stoke.jks file on Windows is changed to C:/ProgramData/VMware/vCenterServer/cfg/.

The location of the webclient.properties file on Windows is changed to C:/ProgramData/VMware/vCenterServer/cfg/vsphere-client/.

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For Mac OS: /var/lib/vmware/vsphere-client/.

For Windows: C:/ProgramData/VMware/vCenterServer/cfg/vsphere-client.

You must set the VMWARE_CFG_DIR environment variable to point to the location of the vSphere Web Client configuration file:.

The server and plugin-packages folders are moved under the vsphere-client folder for the vSphere Web Client SDK and the vsphere-ui folder for the vSphere Client SDK.

The folder structure of the vSphere Web Client SDK is changed.

Apache Ant 1.9.x is required for the automation scripts provided with the SDKs to run without issues.

JDK 1.8.x is required for your local Virgo servers to work with the vCenter Server 6.5.

Apache Ant scripts that you can use to create HTML template plug-in projects and to build the plug-in package folder out of the project.

vCenter Server registration scripts that you can use to register your local vSphere Client or vSphere Web Client with the vCenter Server Appliance or vCenter Server for Windows so that you can first deploy and test locally your plug-ins.

vCenter Server plug-in registration tool that you can use to register your plug-in as a vCenter Server extension.

HTML-based plug-ins compatibility - You can ensure that your HTML-based plug-ins are compatible with both, the vSphere Client and the vSphere Web Client, by using relative URLs in your HTML and JavaScript code, and by using webContextPath defined in the web-platform.js JavaScript file.

HTML-based portlet support for any Summary view - You can implement HTML-based portlets and display them within an existing Summary view of a vSphere or custom object.

The vSphere Client SDK introduces the following features:.

#Use the vsphere client 6.5 how to#

For more information about how to create HTML plug-ins compatible with the vSphere Client 6.5, refer to vSphere Web Client SDK Documentation. You can use the vSphere Client SDK to extend any existing HTML-based plug-ins or to develop pure HTML5 plug-ins and test them with both the vSphere Web Client and the vSphere Client.

The vSphere Client SDK is based on the existing HTML Bridge APIs.

Sample HTML plug-ins that work on both the vSphere Client and the vSphere Web Client.

Documentation about how to set up your development environment, build HTML plug-ins compatible with both the vSphere Web Client and the vSphere Client, and troubleshooting information.

Libraries for server and user interface development.The SDK consists of the following components:

You can use the vSphere Client SDK to create HTML plug-ins for the vSphere Client which is an HTML5-based Web application.

, where the html-client-sdk folder contains the vSphere Client SDK, and the flex-client-sdk folder contains the vSphere Web Client SDK. Vsphere-client-sdk-6.5.0-4584207 vsphere-client-sdk flex-client-sdk html-client-sdk License-Agreement.html When you extract the contents of the vSphere Web Client SDK, you see the following directory structure:

The vSphere Client SDK is distributed as part of the vSphere Web Client SDK.

The following changes to the development environment are introduced to the vSphere Web Client SDK 6.5 release:

Earlier Releases of the vSphere Web Client SDK.

The release notes cover the following topics: VSphere Web Client SDK 6.5 | | Build 4602587Д¬heck for additions and updates to these release notes.