Contents
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Introducing Shopping
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Implementing Shopping
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Working with Shopping
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The Shopping Admin Console
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Setting up Configuration Manager sites
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Approvers
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User and Computer categories
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Managing applications
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Managing Configuration Manager applications
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Managing Intune applications
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Managing non-Configuration Manager / non-Intune applications
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Managing mobile applications
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Creating OS Deployment applications
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Bulk importing applications from Configuration Manager
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Enabling and disabling applications
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Removing and deleting applications
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Application properties
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User-specific application visibility
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OS Filtering
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Setting up computer category approval
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Configuring application license management
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Configuring application rental
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Configuring AD membership applications
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AD group membership rental
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Searching for applications
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Application sets
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Creating Windows Servicing Assistant Deployment Applications
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Creating an In-place Upgrade WSA Deployment Application
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Creating a Capture Data and Settings WSA Deployment Application
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Creating a Restore User Data and Applications WSA Deployment Application
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Creating a Wipe and Load (Destructive) WSA Deployment Application
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Creating a Wipe and Load (Non-destructive) WSA Deployment Application
- Customizing the Windows Servicing Assistant
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Creating an In-place Upgrade WSA Deployment Application
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Managing Configuration Manager applications
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Node Security
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Setting up Configuration Manager sites
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Using the Shopping Web
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Shopping Web administration
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Advanced features
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The Shopping Admin Console
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Troubleshooting
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Training
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Reference
To customize the text on the WSA screens:
- Navigate to
C:\Program Files (x86)\1E\Shopping\WebSite\ShoppingAPI\GlobalResources\
- Make a backup of the
WsaStrings.resx
file. - Edit the
WsaStrings.resx
XML file. If you do modify the contents of this file, we recommend you only modify the data attributes (<data name>
and<value>
.In our example, the
<data name>
attribute is associated with a particular element in the user interface and the<value>
attribute is associated with the text for that element.<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?> <root> ... <data name="SplashScreen_LoadingDeployments" xml:space="preserve"> <value>Loading Deployments...</value> </data> <data name="SplashScreen_SettingUpWizard" xml:space="preserve"> <value>Setting up assistant...</value> </data> <data name="SplashScreen_GettingTargetMachine" xml:space="preserve"> <value>Loading CA Information...</value> </data> ... </root>
- Save the file.
When the WSA wizard starts, it calls the Shopping API to get the custom strings:
http://<shoppingBaseUrl>/shopping/WindowsServicingAssistant/LocalizedStrings
If the API does not return a custom string, the WSA wizard will fall back to using the string embedded within its own binary for the missing string. If the API call fails entirely, no custom string is shown.
If you want to know how customizing these text strings affect the WSA Wizard, see Customizing text strings for the WSA Wizard.
Customizing the logo
When Windows Servicing Assistant starts, it displays a logo on the Splash screen followed by the Welcome screen. You can replace the default logo with your own.
To customize the logo on the Splash and Welcome screens:
- On the Shopping server, navigate to
C:\Program Files (x86)\1E\Shopping\WebSite\Shopping\Assets\images\
. - Replace
CompanyLogo.png
with one of your own logo. The image file must be in a PNG format (123x34 pixels) and calledCompanyLogo.png
. If the image does not conform to these dimensions, it will be resized before it is displayed on the Wizard.
When the wizard launches, it calls the Shopping API to get the company logo:
http://<shoppingBaseUrl>/WindowsServicingAssistant/CompanyLogo
The API returns the company logo for the wizard to display. If for any reason, the API fails to return the file, the wizard will show the default
logo.Customizing the Find Computer Name image
On the WSA New PC screen, an image is displayed to help the user discover the name of their new computer when they click How do I find the name of my new PC? link. You can replace this image with one of your own to best suite your environment.
To customize the image to help the user locate their new computer name on the WSA New PC screen:
- On the Shopping server, navigate to
C:\Program Files (x86)\1E\Shopping\WebSite\Shopping\Assets\images\
. - Replace
GetComputerName.png
with one of your own. The image file must be in a PNG format (826x262 pixels) and calledGetComputerName.png
. If the image does not conform to these dimensions, it will be resized before it is displayed on the Wizard.
When the WSA wizard starts, it calls the Shopping API to get the computer name image:
http://<shoppingBaseUrl>/WindowsServicingAssistant/ComputerNameImage
The API returns the computer name image file for the WSA wizard to display. If for any reason, the API fails to return the file, the wizard shows the default image bundled with it.