Does anybody know where I can find the commandline options for the ax32.exe file ? I want to start Axapta with specifying the config.file. Thanks in advance
Hello, Search for ‘Command-line’ in Axapta Installation Guide (AX-300-ING-001-v01.01-ENUS.chm) that comes along with the CD. In my Axapta ver 3.0 CD, the same can be founder under Documenation\Guides. Alternatively you should be able to see the same under Bin directory of Axapta client installation. HTH, Harish Mohanbabu
Ok, thanks … I found it !! But strange that you can specify a registry config.file but not a normal config.file. Maybe in the future …
Hi, I am not sure what do you mean by - “a registry config.file but not a normal config.file”. Can you clarify please. Regards, Harish Mohanbabu
You can have a configurationfile in the registry or just as a normal file. But I’ve already solved the problem by first importing a config.file and then selecting it. So when we start a Terminal Server Client Session it automaticly starts a program that looks like this : \server\Axapta3.0\Client\Bin\Ax32.exe -regimport=\axsbaadm\Axapta3.0\Configs\axsbaadm_autologin.xpo -regconfig=axsbaadm This works fine …!! But thanks anyway
Hi, You can also save the configuration as .AXC file and then point to that file by specifying this in AX32.exe shortcut (under Target) - “C:\Program Files\Navision\Axapta Client\Bin\ax32.exe” C:\Axapta_Shortcuts\Prod_3Tier_CUS.axc HTH, Harish Mohanbabu
And you are always free to start Axapta by dbl-clicking the axc-file you saved in the ACU. br,
That’s true, But I want to start it directly from a Terminal Server Session. So it has to start without user interaction, and it already works … but thanks for all the reply’s …
Even so, you should be able to specify the axc as the target (so it will auto-run the axc instead of ax32.exe).