Application Definitions are used to provide Password Manager unique identifiers about an application. The identifiers tell the Password Manager Agent how to detect logon and password change forms, where to enter the user’s credentials, and how to submit those credentials. Application Definitions are created in the Administrative Console or Application Definition Tool and can be exported for backups and sharing with other Password Manager Administrators.

This site provides an interactive exchange where Citrix Consultants, Sales Engineers, System Integrators and Password Manager Administrators can share Application Definitions. By sharing Application Definitions, SSO enabling applications can be performed with less effort and more confidence. The success and maintenance of this site will be dependent on its usage and submission participants. For comments and suggestions, please email FileLibraryFeedback@citrix.com.

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Application Name	Application Definition Version	Download File	File Description	Author Name	Author Designation	Date Uploaded	Downloads
Account View	1.0	Account View.xml		Afshin Lak	Partner	09/05/10	564
Acrobat Reader	1.0	AcroRd32.exe		Shekhar	Partner	09/04/10	156
ADP iPay	1.0	ADP iPay.xml		Citrix	Partner	09/04/10	11749
Agvance	1.0	AgvanceLogon.xml		James Miller	Customer	09/04/10	445
TouchWorks v10	1.0	AllScripts...ks_v10.xml		AllScripts	Partner	09/01/10	206
TouchWorks v11	1.0	AllScripts...ks_v11.xml		AllScripts	Partner	08/29/10	265
Attachmate Extra SIM 390 V8.0	1.0	Attachmate...on-Def.xml		Tony Sanchez Citrix SE	Partner	09/05/10	490
Aurion ESS	1.0	Aurion ESS.xml		Richard Parnell	Customer	09/04/10	1078
Black Box ServSelect	1.0	BlackboxSe..._XPpro.ini		Citrix	Citrix Employee	09/04/10	1988
BlueCross BlueShield of South Carolina Website	1.0	BlueCrossB...ieldSC.xml		Citrix	Partner	08/30/10	679
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Please Note: .ini application definition files will only work with Password Manager versions 2.0 and 2.5. and .xml files will only work with Password Manager version 4.0 or later.