RC-WinTrans offers two options for automating processes via batch processing. These are the command line tool and Windows scripting.
See also: "Batch Program/Batch File."
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Command Line Tool |
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The RC-WinTrans application ("RCWinTrans.exe") is also a command line tool that provides a set of command line commands which can be called from the command prompt, or, more |
commonly, from a batch process. |
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A list with descriptions of the command line commands can be found in the "Command Line Commands" help topic.
( ! ) Obsolete: "RWTCmd.exe" command line tool. The command line tool used by RC-WinTrans Versions X8 through 10 ("RWTCmd.exe") also provides a set of command line commands which can be called from the command prompt or, more commonly, from a batch process.
The command line tool is a small program which does not execute commands by itself. Instead, it uses RC-WinTrans as an automation server where it is actually RC-WinTrans that is executing the command.
NOTE: To ensure compatibility, the "RWCmd,exe" command line tool is still included with RC-WinTrans 11. Command line commands for "RWTCmd.exe"...
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Command Line Editor |
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The Command
Line Editor application is used to compose and execute
a command line command. A command line can be created
complete with command parameters and options. |
For further information see: "Command Line Editor."
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Windows Scripting |
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Script files in any language supported by the Windows Scripting Host can be used for command line processing. Examples of such scripting languages include VBScript, Jscript, PerlScript, etc. |
A script can make use of RC-WinTrans' extended COM automation interface which offers a wide variety of options for automating processes.
See also: "Scripting: Reference."