Vmware, Inc.

Omnissa, LLC

Soorya Rajasoorya

Gerard T Murphy

David Jablonski

James Wells

Adarsh Subhash Chandra Jain

Raghavendra Mummadi

Amit Kumar Yadav

Ali Mohsin

Sharath Chandra Chavva

Nischit Shetty

Sanjay Satagopan

Ujwal Naik

Nikhil Mehta

Nidhi Aggarwal

Ryan Turner

Adarsh Subhashi Chandra Jain

Raghavendra Mummadl

Examples described herein include systems and methods for dynamically determining a server for enrollment with a management system. An example method can include receiving user input at an application executing on a user device, such as a portal application that provides access to and authentication for other applications through a catalogue of application icons. If the user input includes a first URL but that URL produces an error when used in conjunction with extensions associated with a management server, the application can automatically use extensions associated with an application-support server. The application can then retrieve a second URL from the application-support server and use it for performing enrollment steps at the management server. The enrollment steps can include authenticating the user at an identity service and determining the user's group ID for enrollment, for example.

Dynamically determining a server for enrollment with management system

Examples described herein include systems and methods for dynamically displaying features in a GUI of a portal application that facilitates access to other applications. An example method can include receiving a push notification, from a notification service, at a user device upon which the portal application is installed. The push notification can indicate that a new feature is available for the portal application executing on the user device. The example method can include requesting, from the management server, at least one command for modifying the GUI of the portal application. The management server can provide the command or provide instructions for the user device to retrieve the command. The method can include receiving at least one command. The method can also include modifying the GUI of the portal application based on the received command and displaying the modified GUI.

Dynamically displaying features in a graphical user interface of an application

A portal application can receive a listing of available applications in response to a request sent to a management server. The listing can include a plurality of attributes for each available application, such as the requirements for using the features of each application or a dependency upon another application. Based on the plurality of attributes received, the portal application can determine that a first application requires installation of a second application in order for the first application to provide additional functionality. The portal application can display icons corresponding to the available applications and display one or more UI elements, indicating that the first application requires installation of the second application. The portal application can also push the second application to the device and assist in installing and initializing the second application on the device.

Identifying and displaying application dependencies

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