Hello FME community, I have a workspace which I always run with quick translator. Since my user parameters are never going to be changed, is there a way that I can simply double-click on this file and it runs with quick translator without the need to click OK or press Enter to confirm the user parameters?
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run on quick translator just by double click?
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Best answer by nielsgerrits
I think not. What you can do is to create a .bat file to run the workspace commandline with parameters. The instructions are in the first lines of the log when you run it in Form. Something like:
Command line to run this workspace:C:\apps\fme_2023_2_2\fme.exe "C:\Temp\New folder (28)\none2none.fmw" --Integer "4" --FME_LAUNCH_VIEWER_APP "YES"
Also see
https://support.safe.com/s/article/batch-processing-method-1-command-line-or-batch-fi
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I think not. What you can do is to create a .bat file to run the workspace commandline with parameters. The instructions are in the first lines of the log when you run it in Form. Something like:
Command line to run this workspace:C:\apps\fme_2023_2_2\fme.exe "C:\Temp\New folder (28)\none2none.fmw" --Integer "4" --FME_LAUNCH_VIEWER_APP "YES"
Also see
https://support.safe.com/s/article/batch-processing-method-1-command-line-or-batch-fi
and
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