Pega.Loader parameters
Use the Pega.Loader application to start Robot Runtime. The Pega.Loader application is part of the Pega Synchronization Engine and is installed when you install Robot Runtime.
If you choose to create desktop icons during the Robot
Runtime installation, the Setup wizard creates the following icon:
When you use Robot Manager, you seldom
need to specify anything on the command line. The only parameter you would typically use
with Robot Manager is
–noSplash. This parameter hides the splash screen.
If you are not using Robot Manager, you
can include the -d parameter to start Robot Runtime and use the Pega Synchronization Engine. In this scenario, you use
the -d parameter to specify the deployment package that you want to
load. The following example shows the syntax for starting the Pega.Loader
application:
C:\{path to the Synchronization Engine install folder}\Pega.Loader.exe -d
"path and project name"The following parameters are available for use with the Pega.Loader application:Parameter Description -b (--basic) Include this parameter to load the default settings to start
Robot
Runtime. -v (--version) Enter the specific version that you want to load or enter
latest to load the latest version.
Your entry overrides the version of Robot Studio that the
deployment package was created with, which is the default if you
omit this parameter. --noSplash Include this parameter to suppress the splash screen. -e (--exe) Specifies the Pega application that you want to launch. The
program determines the path to the application, based on your entry
for the --product parameter.-p (--product) This parameter is for future use in Pega Workforce Intelligence
implementations. -d (--package) Only include this parameter if you want to start Robot Runtime and use the
Pega Synchronization
Engine without using Robot Manager. You use
this parameter to specify the deployment package that you want to
load. --args The Pega.Loader.exe program passes all text
on the command line after the --args parameter to
the launched executable. Ensure that this is the last parameter on
the command line.
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