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comidos
comidos

Reputation: 123

Starting C#-ConsoleApp with Parameters in Windows 10

I have published a ConsoleApp with VS2017 under Win10 which needs 3 Arguments on starting. I have done the setup.exe and copied the Programm-File (Con_trackTrace1.appref-ms) to C:. In CMD I tried to call it with the Parameters in different ways:

Con_trackTrace1.appref-ms argument1 argument2 argument3

Con_trackTrace1.appref-ms -argument1 -argument2 -argument3

Con_trackTrace1 argument1 argument2 argument3

Con_trackTrace1 -argument1 -argument2 -argument3

Getting:

Program not found OR Argument-Index out of Range.

Can someone tell what I´m doing wrong? In Debugging call it with CommandLine-Arguments within the Debug-Options and is running okay.

Here is the Part of taking Arguments:

static void Main(string[] args)
{
    // Parameter setup-Datei
    // Client_ID + Client_SECRET aus textdatei holen (1. Zeile = ClientID, 2. Zeile = ClientSECRET, 3. Zeile = pfad)
    // Zugangsdaten an QA oder PROD anpassen (2 Setup-Dateien)
    string[] setupDatei = null;
    if (args[0] == "prod")
    {
        setupDatei = File.ReadAllLines("C://tracker/setupPROD.txt");
    }
    if (args[0] == "qa")
    {
        setupDatei = File.ReadAllLines("C://tracker/setupQA.txt");
    }

    string clientID = setupDatei[0];
    string clientSECRET = setupDatei[1];
    string pfad = setupDatei[2];
    // Parameter Programmaufruf
    // 1. Umgebung
    string umgebung = args[0];
    // 2. Funktion
    string funktionID = args[1];
    // 3. JSON-Datei (Dateiname OHNE Endung / MUSS .json sein !!!)
    string jsonDateiname = args[2];
}

Upvotes: 0

Views: 114

Answers (1)

comidos
comidos

Reputation: 123

Summary of the Basic Stuff i have learned:

Installing with setup.exe is not needed. Copying all files from the bin/Release-Folder of VS-Solution-Folder to Destination-Folder and start the Program-Exe there with Arguments.

All needed DLLs have to be in the Folder of the Exe-File.

Thanks a lot to ARCHER

Upvotes: 1

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