Auto-Start Applications At Boot Time; About .Net Support; About Java Support - Honeywell IF2 User Manual

RUNAFTERINSTALL specifies whether or not the application should be started
immediately after installation.
CMDLINE specifies the application name and optional parameters it accepts. Spec-
ify command line parameters as if the application is being executed from inside
the directory containing the application.
Note: Do not use the $JAVA_HOME environment variable in the command line.
This example runs a C# application named "testapp.exe" using the Mono runtime:
CMDLINE=./testapp.exe
For Java applications, CMDLINE should specify the Java interpreter location, the
classpath, and the class containing the application's entry point. This example
runs the class "HelloWorld":
CMDLINE=/usr/java/bin/java -cp . HelloWorld
Note: The IF2 executes applications from their installation directories, so the userapp.conf
file does not need to include path information.

Auto-Start Applications at Boot Time

There are two ways to configure your application to auto-start when the IF2 boots:
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About .NET Support

The IF2 supports applications based on .NET Framework 1.0, 1.1, and 2.0. The IF2
uses Mono open source software to provide support for .NET applications
deployed on the IF2 Linux operating system.
Note: The IF2 does not support ASP.NET.

About Java Support

The IF2 comes with a JDBC driver you can use to create applications that write data
directly from the IF2 to a remote database. For more information, see
for Microsoft SQL Server and Sybase" on page
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Specify AUTOSTART=true in the configuration file that you deliver with the
application. For more information, see
After you install the application on the IF2, you can use the web browser
interface to configure the application to auto-start at boot time. For help, see
"Use the Web Browser Interface" on page
"Create a Configuration File" on page
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