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VMware HTML Console SDK
Programming Guide
For vSphere 5.5 and later (General Availability)
and vCloud Director (Tech Preview)

October 2016

VMware HTML Console SDK
Programming Guide
Table of Contents
Supported Browsers (including on iOS and Android) .......................................................... 4
Steps for using the HTML Console SDK API ......................................................................... 4
Placing the console on a web page ............................................................................................................................... 5
Connecting to a Remote VM ............................................................................................................................................. 5
Disconnect and Destroy ..................................................................................................................................................... 6

The factory method of the WMKS ...................................................................................... 6
createWMKS() ........................................................................................................................................................................ 6
Create Options........................................................................................................................................................................ 6
Like webMKS embedded in the vSphere web client, WMKS also has multiple options that can be
used to control its behavior. Here is the comparison between the SDK and webMKS embedded in
the vSphere web client: ....................................................................................................................................................... 6
rescale ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 6
position....................................................................................................................................................................................... 7
changeResolution .................................................................................................................................................................. 7
audioEncodeType .................................................................................................................................................................. 7
useNativePixels....................................................................................................................................................................... 7
useUnicodeKeyboardInput................................................................................................................................................ 7
useVNCHandshake ................................................................................................................................................................ 7
sendProperMouseWheelDeltas ....................................................................................................................................... 7
reverseScrollY ......................................................................................................................................................................... 7
retryConnectionInterval .................................................................................................................................................... 8
ignoredRawKeyCodes .......................................................................................................................................................... 8
fixANSIEquivalentKeys ....................................................................................................................................................... 8
keyboardLayoutId ................................................................................................................................................................. 8
VCDProxyHandshakeVmxPath........................................................................................................................................ 9

Handling WMKS Events .................................................................................................... 10
List of WMKS Events ........................................................................................................................................................ 10
connectionstatechange.................................................................................................................................................... 10
screensizechange ................................................................................................................................................................ 10
fullscreenchange ................................................................................................................................................................. 10
error ......................................................................................................................................................................................... 10
Keyboardledschanged ...................................................................................................................................................... 11
heartbeat................................................................................................................................................................................ 11
audio......................................................................................................................................................................................... 11
copy ........................................................................................................................................................................................... 11
toggle ....................................................................................................................................................................................... 11
Setting Handlers for WMKS Events ........................................................................................................................... 11
register() ................................................................................................................................................................................ 11
unregister() ........................................................................................................................................................................... 12
General APIs ......................................................................................................................................................................... 12
getVersion() .......................................................................................................................................................................... 12
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getConnectionState() ....................................................................................................................................................... 12
Lifecycle‐related APIs ...................................................................................................................................................... 13
connect() ................................................................................................................................................................................ 13
disconnect() .......................................................................................................................................................................... 13
destroy() ................................................................................................................................................................................. 13
Display‐related APIs ......................................................................................................................................................... 13
setRemoteScreenSize() .................................................................................................................................................... 13
getRemoteScreenSize() ................................................................................................................................................... 14
updateScreen() .................................................................................................................................................................... 14
Full‐screen‐related APIs ................................................................................................................................................. 14
canFullScreen() ................................................................................................................................................................... 14
isFullScreen() ....................................................................................................................................................................... 15
enterFullScreen() ............................................................................................................................................................... 15
exitFullScreen() ................................................................................................................................................................... 15
Input‐related APIs ............................................................................................................................................................. 15
sendInputString()............................................................................................................................................................... 15
sendKeyCodes() ................................................................................................................................................................... 15
sendCAD() .............................................................................................................................................................................. 16
Mobile‐related APIs .......................................................................................................................................................... 16
enableInputDevice() ......................................................................................................................................................... 16
disableInputDevice() ........................................................................................................................................................ 16
showKeyboard().................................................................................................................................................................. 16
hideKeyboard() ................................................................................................................................................................... 16
toggleExtendedKeypad() ................................................................................................................................................ 17
toggleTrackpad() ............................................................................................................................................................... 17
toggleRelativePad() .......................................................................................................................................................... 17
Option‐related APIs .......................................................................................................................................................... 18
setOption()............................................................................................................................................................................. 18
Appendix ................................................................................................................................................................................ 18
Constants used in WMKS ............................................................................................................................................... 18

HTML Console (WMKS) SDK
Overview
The HTML Console SDK is a JavaScript library implemented based on webmks (WMKS),
which can provide mouse, keyboard, touch input processing and handling as well as
screen updates and cursor changes to a desktop session from a browser. Applications
running in the browser can use JavaScript to access virtual machine console functions
by using the HTML Console SDK API.
The HTML Console SDK API contains various methods that can be used to connect to
and communicate with a virtual machine. It also triggers events to notify users of
changes to the virtual machine’s state. You can use these methods and callbacks to give
end users the ability to remotely manage a virtual machine from any system with the
appropriate web browser and operating system.

Supported Browsers (including on iOS and Android)
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Internet Explorer 10+
Firefox 24+
Chrome 30+
Safari 6.1+

Steps for using the HTML Console SDK API
To use the HTML Console SDK API, a web‐based application must typically do the
following things:
1. Load the HTML Console SDK JavaScript library files.
2. Create the WMKS core object by using the factory method createWMKS() with a
given div element ID in the document DOM and the create options.
3. Register JavaScript callbacks to respond to WMKS triggered Events.
4. Use the HTML Console SDK connect() method to connect to a target virtual
machine.
5. Use the HTML Console SDK methods to interact with the connected virtual
machine.
6. Use the HTML Console SDK method disconnect() to disconnect the connection (if
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active) and remove the widget from the associated element.

Placing the console on a web page
The HTML Console SDK is available in the Downloads section of www.vmware.com :
Drivers and Tools for vSphere, vCloud Director, vRealize Automation, and vCloud Air.
A minified wmks.min.js and an un‐minified wmks.js are both provided in each build.
The HTML Console SDK uses jQuery widget to display the VM console, and therefore
the jQuery related library needs to be included first. Here is an example:
1. Include jQuery and jQuery UI Javascript components in script tags, and the
corresponding jQuery css file in link stylesheet tag.
2. Include wmks.js (or wmks.min.js) in a script tag, and the wmks‐all.css in link
stylesheet tag.
3. Provide a div with an appropriate id.
4. Create the WMKS core object with factory method WMKS.createWMKS().
5. Bind the callbacks for WMKS events.
6. Connect with the appropriate destination URL.

Connecting to a Remote VM
The ways to connect to a remote VM:
WMKS is usable as a component in delivering a pure web‐based console connection to
vCenter Server‐managed VMs by using an intermediary proxy to handle the
authentication requirements.
Connect to the VM using the following method:
wmks.connect(url);

The URL should be in this scheme:
:// / /?

Disconnect and Destroy
Call this when you are done with the WMKS component. Destroying the WMKS will also
result in a disconnect (if active) and remove the widget from the associated element.

The factory method of the WMKS
createWMKS()
This should be the first method when you use the HTML Console SDK. Using this
method generates the widget, which can display the remote screen, and then return the
WMKS core object which can use all the HTML Console SDK APIs to connect to a VM and
perform operations.
Method
Parameter1
Parameter2
Return Value
Example Call

createWMKS(id, options)
id(string): the id of div element, this element would be the
container of canvas which used to show remote screen.
options:(json object): create options would affect the
behavior of the WMKS. Empty means “use all the default
options.”
The WMKS core object, which could use all the WMKS API to
connect to a VM and perform operations.
var wmks =WMKS.createWMKS(“container”,{});

Create Options
Like webMKS embedded in the vSphere web client, WMKS also has multiple options
that can be used to control its behavior. Here is the comparison between the SDK and
webMKS embedded in the vSphere web client:
rescale
Boolean: default is true, and indicates whether to rescale the remote screen to fit the
container's allocated size.

position
An enum: could be any value of WMKS.CONST.Position, default value is
WMKS.CONST.Position.CENTER. It indicates which position (center or top left) the
remote screen should be in the container.
changeResolution
Boolean: default is true. When the option changeResolution is true, WMKS would send
the change resolution request to the connected VM, with the requested resolution
(width & height) being the same as the container's allocated size.
These three options follow a specific order of procedure based on their priority.
1.
2.

Check changeResolution, and if true, webmks would send the change
resolution request to the connected VM.
If the request fails, the operations rescale and position can be used to make
the corresponding changes.

audioEncodeType
It's an enum: could be any value of WMKS.CONST.AudioEncodeType. It indicates which
type of audio encode method is being used: vorbis, opus or aac.
useNativePixels
Boolean: default is false. Enables the use of native pixel sizes on the device. On iPhone
4+ or iPad 3+, turning this on will enable "Retina mode", which provides more screen
space for the guest, making everything appear smaller.
useUnicodeKeyboardInput
Boolean: default is false. For all the user input, WMKS could send two kinds message to
server: keyboard scan codes, or Unicode. Here true means client should use Unicode if
possible.
useVNCHandshake
Boolean: default is true. Enables a standard VNC handshake. This should be used when
the endpoint is using standard VNC authentication. Set to false if connecting to a proxy
that authenticates through authd and does not perform a VNC handshake.
sendProperMouseWheelDeltas
Boolean: default is false. Previous versions of the library would normalize mouse wheel
event deltas into one of three values: [‐1, 0, 1]. When this is set to true, the actual deltas
from the browser are sent to the server.
reverseScrollY
Boolean: default is false. If this flag set to true, it would send the opposite value of the
mouse wheel to the connected VM.

retryConnectionInterval
Integer: default value is ‐1. The interval (in milliseconds) for reattempting to connect
when the first attempt to set up a connection between web client and server fails. A
value less than 0 means “won't retry.”
ignoredRawKeyCodes
Array: default is empty. All these keycodes would be ignored and not send to the server.
fixANSIEquivalentKeys
Boolean: default is false. Enables fixing of any non‐ANSI US layouts keyCodes to match
ANSI US layout keyCodes equivalents. It attempts to fix any keys pressed where the
client's international keyboard layout has a key that is also present on the ANSI US
keyboard, but is in a different location or doesn't match the SHIFT or NO SHIFT status of
an ANSI US keyboard.
keyboardLayoutId
String: default value is 'en‐US’ (U.S. English). This provides different language keyboard
setups for the guest. Users need to determine what the keyboard layout is, and keep the
remote desktop and local desktop keyboard layout the same. In this version of the
HTML console SDK, VMware does not support mobile devices. There're two kinds of
codes being sent to the Guest OS. What we support for international mapping is
vScancode.
Internet Explorer/Firefox/Chrome are supported on Windows, and Chrome/Safari on
Mac are supported.
Please add a select list in html or use some other way for users to choose what language
they are using. In js file, please use setOption API as below:

$('#selectLanguage').change(function(){
if(!wmks) return;
var keyboardLayoutId = $(this).find(":selected").val();
wmks.setOption('keyboardLayoutId',keyboardLayoutId);
});

VCDProxyHandshakeVmxPath
String: default value is null. Pass to the VNC protocol when connecting. vncProtocol
will respond to a connection request for a VMX path with the provided
VCDProxyHandshakeVmxPath when connecting to vCloud Director.
enableUint8Utf8
Boolean: default value is false. If the project does not have working support for the
binary protocol, the enableUint8Utf8 option is needed to enable the old uint8utf8
protocol.

Handling WMKS Events
List of WMKS Events
WebMKS generates events when the state of the currently connected virtual machine
changes, or in response to messages from the currently connected virtual
machine. All the WMKS events are listed in WMKS.CONST.Events.
All the event handlers have two parameters: event and data. Event is a jQuery event,
and all the events’ special parameters are stored in data.
connectionstatechange
The connectionstatechange event is generated in response to a change in the connection
state, such as from ‘disconnected’ to ‘connecting’, from ‘connecting’ to ‘connected’.
Parameters in data:
 state: could be any value in WMKS.CONST. ConnectionState can be:
1. "connecting"
2. "connected"
3. "disconnected"
 If state is WMKS.CONST. ConnectionState. CONNECTING, there are two more
parameters vvc and vvcSession in data.
 If state is WMKS.CONST. ConnectionState. DISCONNECTED, there are two more
parameters reason and code in data.
screensizechange
The screensizechange event is generated in response to changes in the screen size of the
currently connected virtual machine.
Parameters in data:
 width: the width(in pixels) of the currently connected virtual machine.
 Height: the Height (in pixels) of the currently connected virtual machine.
fullscreenchange
The fullscreenChange event is generated when the WMKS console exits or enters
fullscreen mode.
Parameters in data:
 isFullScreen: Boolean, true mean enter fullscreen, false means exit fullscreen.
error
The error event is generated when an error occurs, such as authentication failure,
websocket error or protocol error.
Parameters in data:
 errorType: could be any value in WMKS.CONST.Events.ERROR:
1. AUTHENTICATION_FAILED: "authenticationfailed",
2. WEBSOCKET_ERROR: "websocketerror",
3. PROTOCOL_ERROR: "protocolerror"

Keyboardledschanged
The keyboardledschanged event is generated when the remote VM’s keyboard LED lock
state changes.
Parameters in data:
 Data is an integer: 1 means Scroll Lock, 2 means Num Lock, 4 means Caps Lock.
heartbeat
The heartbeat event is generated when a server side heartbeat message is received.
 Data is an integer that indicates the interval of the heartbeat.
audio
The audio event is generated when an audio message is received from the server.
Parameters in data:
 sampleRate
 numChannels
 containerSize
 sampleSize
 length
 audioTimestampLo
 audioTimestampHi
 frameTimestampLo
 frameTimestampHi
 flags
 data
copy
The copy event is generated when the server sends a cut text event.
 Data is the string being copied.
toggle
The toggle event is generated when show or hide keyboard, extended keyboard or
trackpad.
Parameters in data:
 type: could be “KEYBOARD”, "EXTENDED_KEYPAD", "TRACKPAD"
 visibility: Boolean, true mean “show”, and false means “hide”.

Setting Handlers for WMKS Events
In HTML Console SDK, provide register() and unregister method to add and remove
handlers for WMKS events.
register()
This method used to register event handler for the WMKS.
Method
Parameter1
Parameter2
Return Value
Example Call

register(eventName, eventHandler)
eventName( Constant, any value of WebMKS.Events)
eventHandler( javascript callback function)
None
var connectionStateHandler = function(event, data){};
wmks.register(WebMKS.Events.CONNECTION_STATE_CHANGE,

connectionStateHandler);

unregister()
This method is used to unregister the event handler for WMKS.
If this method take no parameters, it would remove all the event handlers.
If there is only one parameter, it would remove all the event handlers to that given
eventName.
Method
Parameter1
Parameter2
Return Value
Example Call

unregister(eventName, eventHandler)
eventName( Constant, any value of WebMKS.Events)
eventHandler( javascript callback function)
None
wmks.unregister(WebMKS.Events.CONNECTION_STATE_CHANGE,
connectionStateHandler);

Methods of the HTML Console SDK Object
After invoking the method createWMKS(), you would get a core WMKS object which can
use WMKS API to connect to a VM and perform operations. In this example, we will
name the WMKS object “wmks”.

General APIs
General‐purpose API methods provide information about WMKS. These methods can be
called at any time, including before you connect to target VM.
getVersion()
Retrieves the current version number of the HTML Console SDK.
Method
Parameters
Return Value
Example Call

getVersion()
None
String. Contains the full version number of HTML Console SDK.
var version = wmks.getVersion();

getConnectionState()
Retrieves the current connection state.
Method
Parameters
Return Value
Example Call

getConnectionState()
None
Constant. Any value in WMKS. CONST.ConnectionState.
var state = wmks.getConnectionState();

Lifecycle‐related APIs
connect()
Connects the WMKS to a remote virtual machine by the WebSocket URL, and sets up the
UI.
Method
Parameter
Return Value
Example Call

connect()
WebSocket URL, type is string in format:
:// / /?
none
wmks.connect(“ws://localhost:8080”);

disconnect()
Disconnects from the remote virtual machine and tear down the UI.
Method
Parameter
Return Value
Example Call

disconnect()
None
None
wmks.disconnect();

destroy()
Terminates the connection (if active) with the VM and removes the widget from the
associated element. Consumers should call this before removing the element from the
DOM.
Method
Parameter
Return Value
Example Call

disconnect()
None
None
wmks.destroy();

Display‐related APIs
setRemoteScreenSize()
Sends a request to set the screen resolution of the currently connected VM. Here, if the
parameters width and height that are passed are larger than those of the WMKS widget
allocated size, the sizing would be normalized.
Note: this method could work properly only when the option changeResolution set to
true.
Method
Parameter1
Parameter2
Return Value
Example Call

setRemoteScreenSize(width,height)
width(int)represents the desired width of the connected vm, in pixel
height(int) represents the desired height of the connected vm, in pixel
None
wmks.setRemoteScreeSize(800,600);

getRemoteScreenSize()
Retrieves the screen width and height in pixels of currently connected VM.
Method
Parameter
Return Value
Example Call

getRemoteScreenSize()
None
Object in format of {width:, height:}
var size = wmks.getRemoteScreenSize();

updateScreen()
Changes the resolution or rescale the remote screen to match the currently allocated
size.
The behavior of updateScreen depends on the option changeResolution, rescale, and
position:
1)

If the option changeResolution is true, it would send the change resolution
request to the connected VM, the request resolution(width & height) is the same
as the container's allocated size.

2) Check rescale option: if true, rescale the remote screen to fit the container's
allocated size.
3)

Check position option: If the remote screen's size is not the same as the
container's allocated size, then the remote screen will be placed in the center or
top left of the container based on its value.

Method
Parameter
Return Value
Example Call

updateScreen()
None
None
wvmrc.updateScreen();

Full‐screen‐related APIs
canFullScreen()
Indicates if the fullscreen feature is enabled on this browser. Fullscreen mode is
disabled on Safari as it does not support keyboard input in fullscreen for security
reasons.
Method
Parameter
Return Value
Example Call

canFullScreen()
None
Boolean. True mean can, false not.
wmks.canFullScreen();

isFullScreen()
Informs if the browser is in full screen mode.
Method
Parameter
Return Value
Example Call

isFullScreen()
None
Boolean. True mean in full screen mode, false not.
wmks.isFullScreen();

enterFullScreen()
Forces the browser enter full screen mode if supported. In the fullscreen mode, only the
remote screen would be displayed.
Method
Parameter
Return Value
Example Call

enterFullScreen()
None
None
wmks.enterFullScreen();

exitFullScreen()
Forces the browser to exit full screen mode.
Method
Parameter
Return Value
Example Call

exitFullScreen()
None
None
wmks.exitFullScreen();

Input‐related APIs
sendInputString()
Sends a string as keyboard input to the server.
Method
Parameters
Return Value
Example Call

sendInputString(string)
String
None.
wmks.sendInputString(“test”);

sendKeyCodes()
Sends a series of special key codes to the VM. This takes an array of special key codes
and sends keydowns for each in the order listed. It then sends keyups for each in
reverse order. This can be used to send key combinations such as Control‐Alt‐Delete.
Method
Parameters

sendKeyCodes ()
Array. Each element in the array could be a keycode or a Unicode.
Keycode for none printable key, Unicode for printable character. If using
Unicode, negative it, such as -118 means “v”

Return Value
Example Call

None.
wmks.sendKeyCodes([17,18,46]) ; // Ctrl + Alt + Delete

sendCAD()
Sends a Control‐Alt‐Delete key sequence to the currently connected virtual machine.
Method
Parameters
Return Value
Example Call

sendCAD()
None.
None.
wmks.sendCAD();

Mobile‐related APIs
enableInputDevice()
Enables the input device (keyboard, extended keyboard, trackpad) on the mobile device,
and initial them for use.
Method
Parameters
Return Value
Example Call

enableInputDevice (deviceType)
deviceType:(Constant) Any value in WMKS.CONST.InputDeviceType.
None.
wmks.enableInputDevice(WMKS. CONST .InputDeviceType.
KEYBOARD) ;

disableInputDevice()
Disables the input device (keyboard, extended keyboard, trackpad) on the mobile
device, and destroys them.
Method
Parameters
Return Value
Example Call

disbleInputDevice (deviceType)
deviceType:(Constant) Any value in WMKS.CONST.InputDeviceType.
None.
wmks.disableInputDevice(WMKS. CONST .InputDeviceType.
KEYBOARD) ;

showKeyboard()
Shows the keyboard on a mobile device.
Method
Parameters
Return Value
Example Call

showKeyboard()
None
None.
wmks.showKeyboard();

Method
Parameters
Return Value
Example Call

hideKeyboard()
None.
None.
wmks.hideKeyboard();

toggleExtendedKeypad()
Shows/hides the extendedKeypad on the mobile device depend on the current visibility.
Method
Parameters

Return Value
Example Call

toggleExtendedKeypad()
A map, could include minToggleTime(ms) such as {minToggleTime: 50} if
the user try to call this toggle method too frequency, the duration less
then the minToggleTime, it would not been executed.
None.
wmks.toggleExtendedKeypad();

toggleTrackpad()
Shows/hides the trackpad on the mobile device depend on the current visibility.
Method
Parameters

Return Value
Example Call

toggleTrackpad()
A map, could include minToggleTime(ms) such as {minToggleTime: 50} if
the user try to call this toggle method too frequency, the duration less
then the minToggleTime, it would not been executed.
None.
wmks.toggleTrackpad();

toggleRelativePad ()
Shows/hides the relative mouse track pad on the screen. Will send relative mouse event
instead of absolute mouse event after open this relative pad. Can be used when there’s
no VMware Tools installed in the remote guest OS. Add a toggleRelativeMouse button in
the UI, bind it to toggleRelativePad() API. After click it, the relative track pad will display
and send relative mouse event to the remote guest. This is useful when the guest OS
doesn't install VMware Tools and can't accept absolute mouse event. Because if there's
no cursor image comes back from the server, we need to display local cursor picture. So
wmks‐all.css under css folder and img folder are necessary to be add in the product.
They are all under wmkssdk folder.
Method
Parameters

Return Value
Example Call

toggleRelativePad ()
A map, could include minToggleTime(ms) such as {minToggleTime: 50} if
the user try to call this toggle method too frequency, the duration less
then the minToggleTime, it would not been executed.
None.
wmks. toggleRelativePad ();

Option‐related APIs
setOption()
Changes the option value. Only options listed below can use this method:
 rescale
 position
 changeResolution
 useNativePixels
 reverseScrollY
 fixANSIEquivalentKeys
 sendProperMouseWheelDeltas
 keyboardLayoutId
Method
Parameter1
Parameter2
Return Value
Example Call

setOption(optionName, optionValue)
optionName( string of the option name)
optionValue
None
wmks.setOption(“changeResolution”,false);

Appendix
Constants used in WMKS
 Position: WMKS would display the remote screen of VM in equal proportion.
Therefore after rescale, the remote screen size maybe still not the same with the
container’s size. Here Position provides two possible options for put the screen
at which position of the container.
 ConnectionState: There are 3 possible connection states when trying to
connect to the remote VM.
 Events: All the event names that WMKS can trigger are listed here.
 ErrorType: possible error types in the lifecycle of WMKS.
 InputDeviceType: HTML Console SDK supports viewing VM consoles on mobile
devices, and this field lists the possible input devices.
(Please see next page for list of constants)

Position: {
CENTER: 0,
LEFT_TOP: 1
},
ConnectionState: {
CONNECTING: "connecting",
CONNECTED: "connected",
DISCONNECTED: "disconnected"
},
Events: {
CONNECTION_STATE_CHANGE: "connectionstatechange",
REMOTE_SCREEN_SIZE_CHANGE: "screensizechange",
FULL_SCREEN_CHANGE: "fullscreenchange",
ERROR: "error",
KEYBOARD_LEDS_CHANGE: "keyboardledschanged",
HEARTBEAT: "heartbeat",
AUDIO: "audio",
COPY: "copy",
TOGGLE: "toggle"
},
ErrorType: {
AUTHENTICATION_FAILED: "authenticationfailed",
WEBSOCKET_ERROR: "websocketerror",
PROTOCOL_ERROR: "protocolerror"
},
AudioEncodeType: {
VORBIS: "vorbis",
OPUS: "opus",
AAC: "aac"
},
InputDeviceType: {
KEYBOARD: 0,
EXTENDED_KEYBOARD: 1,
TRACKPAD: 2
}

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