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The Command page allows you to configure which command should be executed. |
Command
Specify a program or batch file to execute.
Arguments
Specify arguments for the command.
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Use the fly-out button to the right to show a list of available replacement tokens. You may also use environment variables (such as %TEMP%). |
Working Directory
Specify the working directory for the command.
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Tasks are always executed locally (on the machine where Royal TS is running) but in context of a selection of connections. Using replacement tokens you can inject values from the selected connection(s) (such as custom fields or the URI, even username and password). Executing a task against multiple connections will start one command for each connection.
To execute tasks on the remote machine, you can make use of tools like psexec (from Microsoft). |
Since Royal TSX for OS X can also be used to work with your Royal TS documents, you can specify a different command configuration for OS X. Some commands may have a slightly different syntax but basically do the same. To prevent users from creating multiple tasks with the same function for each platform, you can specify a different command configuration for OS X.
