/auto |
Indicates to Terminal Launcher that the
following is a parameter requesting the execution of a Terminal
Launcher SSO-configured terminal emulator application.
For example: C:\<....>\TLaunch.exe /auto /pApplication1
NOTE:This parameter is mandatory.
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/p[platform/application/Application
Definition name] |
Initiates the execution of the terminal
emulator as listed in the field.
To run multiple applications from the same command add, /p[TL application/Application
Definition name]
You can run up to fifteen applications simultaneously from
the Shortcut command line.
For example: C:\<....>\TLaunch.exe /auto /eEicon
Aviva /pApplication1 /pApplication2
NOTE:You must type the emulator name exactly as it appears in the drop-down list.
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/b |
Specifies the background authentication
mode. |
/e[emulator
name] |
The parameter /e[Terminal
Launcher config name] initiates the execution
of the terminal emulator as listed in the drop-down list.
NOTE:You must type the emulator name exactly as it appears in the drop-down list.
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/h[hllapi
short name] |
Commands TLaunch.exe connect
to the specified HLLAPI session. |
/k[executable
name] |
Quits (Kills) the specified executable
prior to launching the terminal emulator. |
/m |
Enables multiple concurrent connections
to specified sessions. This parameter is required for background
authentication. |
/n |
Starts the selected terminal emulator
without executing a SecureLogin application definition.
For example: C:\<....>\TLaunch.exe /auto /n
NOTE:This parameter does not function with VBA emulators.
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/n[number
1-15] |
Starts the specified number of terminal
emulator sessions without executing SecureLogin application definition.
For example: C:\<....>\TLaunch.exe /auto /n3
NOTE:This parameter does not function with VBA emulators.
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/q |
Quiet Mode (no cancel dialog box).
For example: C:\<....>\TLaunch.exe /auto /q |
/s |
Suppress errors. |
/t |
Unlimited timeout during connection.
For example:C:\<....>\TLaunch.exe /auto /eEicon
Aviva /pBackground /b /t /m /hA /s /q |