To open a Capsule from a command line, run
BoardWinClient.exe
with the following optional switches
Note:
The switches can be given in any order.
The parameters are case sensitive
/host "server_ip_addr:port"
Specify a host and port number which are not defined in the list of connections of your Board Client. In this case you specify the logon account either using the switch /sso which uses single sign-on (therefore it will use the Windows current user account) or using the switches /user and /password described hereafter.
/sso
Uses Windows current user to log-on the Board server
/username "myname" /password "mypassword"
Allows to type a given username and password
/ssl "true" | "false"
Uses an SSL encrypted connection. Note that the server must accordingly be configured to use SSL (if "on") or not using SSL (when "off"). Default is "off".
Note:
The server must accordingly be configured to use SSL (if "true") or not using SSL (when "false"). Default is "false".
/winEncryption "on" | "off"
Uses a Windows encrypted communication. Note that the server must accordingly be configured. Default is "on".
Note:
This parameter optional, only necessary when using /host , not when using /hostname
/capsule "Folder\MyCapsule.cpsx"
To open a capsule located on the server, where Folder is the path starting from Board\Capsules.
/screen "MyScreen"
/unattended
Note:
This parameter can be used only in conjunction with the /capsule parameter.
/width valueX
/height valueY
/multiinstance
this parameter allows to run simultaneously several instances of the BoardClient program.
BoardWinClient.exe /host "Boardserver" /capsule "UpdateProcedure.cpsx" /unattended
BoardWinClient.exe /host "Boardserver" /capsule "Folder\Budgeting.cpsx"
Note that using a command line you can create an icon on a user’s desktop that opens Board Client, then automatically connects to the server and opens the specified Capsule. This is a common approach for deploying Board applications to non-experienced users.
Note that it is possible to open a Capsule by double clicking on the capsule file from Windows Explorer since the installation program associates the Board Client program to the file extension CPSX.
Note:
Starting from Board 8 BoardProcedureLauncher is recommended to schedule procedures, please refer to knowledgebase for further information