To configure an Environment Variable that should be set when a session starts, go to Composition > Actions By Type > Environment Variables.
To configure an Environment Variable that should be set when an application starts, open the application at Applications and go to Configuration > Actions.
At Composition > Actions By Type > Environment Variables, the option Reset Environment Variables on refresh of workspace allows you to reset Environment Variables on a refresh of the user workspace. This ensures that connection state-dependent Environment Variables are resolved correctly.
You can override the global settings of this feature for specific Workspace Containers.
When configuring an Environment Variable, optionally enter a note in the Administrative note field. This is useful to differentiate the variables that you configured.
In the Value field, you can use Microsoft Windows environment variables and the functions $adinfo(<property>), $usershellfolder(<folder>), $substring, $endstring, $replacestring, $lowercase, $uppercase and $autocount.
When a session starts, the applicable Environment Variables are set in the order in which they appear in this list. If necessary, change the order to ensure the correct processing.
The Required connection state field specifies the required connection state that allows the setting to be applied. For example, this allows you to configure a setting that will only be applied if a computer has an online connection state.
Click the Access Control tab to configure the Access Control criteria of the environment variable.
Click the Workspace Control tab to configure to which Workspace Container(s) the environment variable applies.