Hello,
Am reading about URL override, but am failing on a (stupid) point.
I'm using cmd://cmd /c "some.exe-i:{USERNAME} -p:{PASSWORD}" like command and it works.
My issue is that some.exe need to be running (yes, not that fine)
so I set
cmd://cmd /c "some.exe & timeout /t 5 /nobreak & some.exe -i:{USERNAME} -p:{PASSWORD}"
And there, the 1st call never ends, need to exit the app to see the timeout starting and follow up.
I was guessing the CMD /C was waiting for the full stuff to end, but am failing somewhere...
Any clues appreciated to start the 1 instance without params, wait for the timeout and then start the second instance
Thanks
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Hello,
Am reading about URL override, but am failing on a (stupid) point.
I'm using cmd://cmd /c "some.exe-i:{USERNAME} -p:{PASSWORD}" like command and it works.
My issue is that some.exe need to be running (yes, not that fine)
so I set
cmd://cmd /c "some.exe & timeout /t 5 /nobreak & some.exe -i:{USERNAME} -p:{PASSWORD}"
And there, the 1st call never ends, need to exit the app to see the timeout starting and follow up.
I was guessing the CMD /C was waiting for the full stuff to end, but am failing somewhere...
Any clues appreciated to start the 1 instance without params, wait for the timeout and then start the second instance
Thanks
Instead of the first
some.exe
, trySTART "" some.exe
.Best regards,
Dominik
You know what ? I'm happy ;o)
Guess I mixed the wrong way my tries.
So many tries when one sentence fix the trick :o)
Many thanks for sharing