Contents
BatchSrv [/H] [/P:nnnn]
 | /H
optional parameter, that instruct BatchSrv not to display its icon in
tray area. Can be changed later using HostRun;
| /P:nnnn
override default IP port number used for communication with HostRun. You
would want to change IP port for security reason, or to resolve conflict
with another program, that might be using this port (very unlikely) |
|
While the program is running you can invoke BatchSrv menu
by right-clicking on its tray icon.
HostRun [/Wn] [/P:nnnn] [/S] [/H] [/Q] <host> <command>
| /Wn
optional parameter, specifies in what window to run command and whether
it will has a focus set; n can take one of the following values:
 | 0
hidden window;
| 1
normal window, focus;
| 2
minimized window, focus;
| 3
maximized window, focus;
| 4
normal window, no focus;
| 5
minimized window, no focus |
| | | | |
| /P:nnnn
IP port, nnnn should match /P:nnnn parameter for BatchSrv;
| /S
show BatchSrv icon in a tray area;
| /H
hide BatchSrv icon in a tray area;
| /Q
quit; unload BatchSrv;
| <host>
name or IP address of the computer running BatchSrv;
| <command>
name of the program to execute and any required arguments or
command-line switches. You must include the full path with extension to the
location of the program. If you want to run internal DOS command (such as
COPY) or run a program located on the PATH, specify it as a parameter to
COMMAND, for example:
C:\WINDOWS\COMMAND.COM /C copy
Note: if you need to pass a command that contain redirection characters
(|, > or <) enclose the entire <command> argument in double
quotes. Otherwise, redirection will be processed locally. |
| | | | | |
BatchSrv.exe creates an execution history log file
BatchSrv.log in the same folder where BatchSrv.exe installed.
|
