Useful Utilities in RoboTask Package

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Useful Utilities in RoboTask Package

CheckForUpdates.exe

Checking for a new version on RoboTask's website. Notifies you when your subscription to updates expires according to your license.

 

InputRegKey.exe

Provides activation of the license key on the computer.

 

NetWorkCommand.exe

A standalone utility for sending a command to a Listener trigger from a remote computer. So you can run the task remotely from any computer, as long as a network connection to the RoboTask instance is possible.

This utility is described in detail in the "Network Command utility" chapter.

The utility is completely self-contained and does not require activation.

 

RTServiceMGR.exe

The RoboTask Service Manager is a separate utility within the installation package of RoboTask. The RoboTask Service Manager allows to install the RoboTask Service and perform the necessary initial settings of the service. Read more here

 

RG.exe

Allows you to run the command line with administrator privileges. Please note that you will need manual confirmation to allow the operation, if UAC (User Access Control) is enabled in the system and the current user is not an administrator. UAC is enabled by default.

Usage:

RG.exe [/p] <command_line>

/p - RG waits when the command will be finished

 

RoboTaskRuntime.exe

The runtime module is designed to run a prepared task without the main RoboTask application. However, the Runtime module uses the entire engine to run the task.

Usage:

RoboTaskRuntime.exe <Task_File_Name> [/stop|/nonstop] [/out:<full_file_name>] [/taskparam:<task_parameters>]

 

Command line parameters:

<Task_File_Name> - full name of task file

/stop - (optional) if you want to stop the application before exiting anyway to read the log

/nonstop - (optional) the application is forced to continue running and exit even if the task stops with an error. In this case, it is better to write the log to a file (see the /out: parameter)

/out - (optional) output task execution log to a file

/taskparam - (optional) task parameters

 

Read more in chapter Runtime Module