Application Manager Tree and Subnode Icons
AdminStudio 2025 R2 | 30.0 | Application Manager
Application Manager is included with AdminStudio Professional and Enterprise Editions.
The icons used in the Application Manager tree and its subnodes are described in this section.
Application Manager Tree Icons
These icons are used on the Application Manager Products, Merge Modules, and Environment tabs in the tree:
| Name | Icon | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Group | A group, which is used to organize your data. | |
| Application | An application that has been imported into the Application Catalog database. The application can include multiple deployment types—such as a Windows Installer package, a Microsoft App-V package, a VMware ThinApp package, etc. Each deployment type is indicated by a separate subnode of this application node. For most applications, an icon included in the application files is used to represent it in the tree. If an application does not include an icon, this default icon is used. In the following example, the application includes a Microsoft App-V package, a Citrix XenApp package, a VMware ThinApp package, and a Windows Installer package. | |
| Windows Installer package | Windows Installer package ( .msi ) that has been imported into the Application Catalog | |
| App-V virtual package | Microsoft App-V virtual package ( .sft or .appv ) that has been imported into the Application Catalog | |
| XenApp virtual package | Citrix XenApp virtual package ( .profile ) that has been imported into the Application Catalog | |
| ThinApp virtual package | VMware ThinApp virtual package ( .exe ) that has been imported into the Application Catalog | |
| iOS mobile app (local) | Apple iOS mobile app ( .ipa ) that has been imported into the Application Catalog | |
| iOS mobile app (public store) | A link to an iOS mobile app in the Apple Store that has been imported into the Application Catalog. | |
| Microsoft UWP app package or Windows 8 app | Microsoft UWP app package ( .appx ) or Windows 8 app ( .appx ) that has been imported into the Application Catalog. | |
| Windows Store mobile app (public store) | A link to a Windows Store mobile app in the Microsoft Windows Store that has been imported into the Application Catalog. | |
| Google Android mobile app (local) | Google Android mobile app ( .apk ) that has been imported into the Application Catalog | |
| Google Android mobile app (public store) | A link to a Google Android mobile app in the Google Play Store that has been imported into the Application Catalog. | |
| Legacy application | A legacy application ( .exe ) that has been imported into the Application Catalog. | |
| PowerShell-wrapped package | A Windows Installer package or complex installer executable that has been wrapped into a PowerShell script file (.ps1) and imported into the Application Catalog, or a package that has been converted using the Wrap Package Wizard. | |
| MSIX packages | A Microsoft MSIX package (.msix). | |
| Unresolved question overlay | An “!” overlay on an icon indicates that the package has an unresolved question with its associated files (or that one of an application’s deployment types has an unresolved question with its associated files). One or more files, transforms, or patch files associated with a package is either missing from the original import directory or its last modified date does not match the last modified date stored in the Application Catalog. When a package icon with this overlay is selected, a message appears in the view identifying the files in question and prompting you to take action to resolve the problem. For transforms, it is either missing from the original import directory or its last modified date does not match the last modified date stored in the Application Catalog. | |
| Software Repository overlay | This overlay icon indicates that the package is managed within the Software Repository. | |
| Checked out overlay | This overlay icon indicates that the package is managed within the Software Repository and is checked out. | |
| OS Snapshot | On Environment tab. An OS snapshot, which is a file representing a particular computer system’s contents. | |
| OS Security Patch | On Environment tab. Click to open the Patch view, which displays information about the selected OS Security Patch. | |
| Enterprise Policy Configuration file | On Environment tab. Click to open the Enterprise Policy View view, which displays information about the selected Enterprise Policy Configuration. | |
| Merge Module | On Merge Modules tab. Indicates both the All Merge Modules view, the root node of the merge modules explorer containing a list of all merge modules in the Application Catalog, and an individual Merge Module. | |
| Merge Module managed within the Software Repository | On Merge Modules tab. A Merge Module managed within in the Software Repository. |
Application Manager Subnode Icons
When you select a subnode of package in the Application Manager tree, you see specialized views that provide information on that package. The subnodes that are available for a package depend upon which tab of the ribbon is selected (Home or Analyze).
Home Tab Subnodes
The following subnodes are available on the Home tab:
| Name | Icon | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Extended Attributes | Click to display the optional Extended Attributes associated with the package. See Extended Attributes View (Packages) for more information. | |
| App-V History | Click to open a view which lists an entry for each time this App-V package has been saved. This information applies to App-V 4.x packages. | |
| Dependencies | Click to display the Dependencies associated with the package. See Dependencies View for more information. This information does not apply to App-V 5 packages. | |
| Files/Components, Files/Directories | Click to display the Files/Components or Files/Directories view for this package. | |
| INI File Changes | Click to display the INI File Changes View, listing any INI file changes made by the product. Windows Installer packages only. | |
| Registry | Click to display any registry entries created or changed by the package. | |
| Shortcuts | Click to display any shortcuts created by the package. | |
| File Type Associations | App-V packages only. Click to view a list of the file type associations for this App-V package. | |
| Environment Variables | App-V packages only. Click to display the environment variables used in this App-V package. | |
| Merge Modules | Click to display any merge modules included the package. | |
| Catalog History | Click to view a list of logged events for the selected package. | |
| Tables | Click to view the data for a given package in the Application Catalog. | |
| Components | Merge modules on Merge Modules tab. Select to display any components created or changed by the merge module. | |
| Dependency | Merge modules on Merge Modules tab. Select to display any dependencies in the merge module. | |
| Exclusion | Merge modules on Merge Modules tab. Select to display any exclusions in the merge module. | |
| Files | Merge modules on Merge Modules tab. Select to display any files in the merge module | |
| Products | Merge modules on Merge Modules tab. Select to display any products in the Application Catalog that use the merge module. |
Analyze Tab Subnodes
The following subnodes are available on the Analyze tab:
| Name | Icon | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Patch Impacts | Click to access the Windows Installer package’s Patch Impacts Analysis View, which lists patches for which there is patch impact data persisted against the product, and identifies the patch that caused the impact. Windows Installer packages only. | |
| Associated Patches | Click to display the product’s Associated Patches View, which displays a list of imported patches that, if installed, would update the selected package. Windows Installer packages only. |