Can we use an argument to start spark so that
a) we can pass the username and password to login
b) we can start a chat window with a specific user
Regards
Orlando
Can we use an argument to start spark so that
a) we can pass the username and password to login
b) we can start a chat window with a specific user
Regards
Orlando
Hi Ollyando,
At the moment you cannot, but that is a great idea. I’'ll update the framework so your own plugin can take advantage of all arguments passed into the system. SPARK-8
Is there a description of the command line arguments now available in Spark 1.0.1?
So I used the exact names as listed.
username
password
server
start_chat_jid
start_chat_muc
To make this easier to handle in a client side way, I have it where the app takes a HttpParam style of argument.
So…
Spark.exe username=foo&password=test&server=jivesoftware.com&start_chat_jid=test@j ivesoftware.com&start_chat_muc=test@conference.jivesoftware.com
This way, you can specify one, two or all, or none :). This has been tested and is good to go for the 1.0.1 release.
I have tried using the command line arguements, and I can’'t seem to get them to work.
I open a command prompt and type:
Spark.exe username=user&password=pwd&server=foo.bar
I get: ‘‘password’’ is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file. ‘‘server’’ is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
But if I just do Spark.exe username=user
Spark starts with the username textbox filled with “user”, as it should.
Any ideas what I am doing wrong?
Nevermind, the arguments work when creating a shortcut and in the registry, which is all that I am interested in. Thanks.