Command line switches are a convenient way to quickly set up multiple client workstations with the same Titan configuration settings. They are intended primarily for network administrators who need to set up a large number of client computers using an automated process.
Note that you would normally use a command line switch just once to set up the configuration file and then it would no longer be required.
-i <path>
Import a client tool configuration file from <path>. This has a similar function to the "Import Configuration File" button in the client tool’s "Connection" tab.
-s <path>
Configure the client tool to use the configuration file located in <path>. This allows you to set up and share a single configuration file on a computer that is accessible to all of the client computers. It could be the same computer that holds the Titan server. The client tool will continue to use the specified configuration file unless you cancel it with the -c switch below.
-c
Cancel the effect of the -s switch.
-e
Show any error messages.
-d
Display the client tool after processing all the command line switches.
Note that all command line parameters must be separated by spaces. Any filenames and paths with spaces must be enclosed in quotes, for example: