Understanding The Gwappint.inf File - Novell GROUPWISE 8 - LIBRARIES AND DOCUMENTS Manual

24.2.2 Understanding the gwappint.inf File

The
gwappint.inf
includes the following sections and lines:
[executable_name] sections
- Integration= line
- DualExe= line
- AppName= line
- AppKey= line
[ODMA Application Extensions] section
[Integration State] section
[Non-Integrated Defaults] section
- WaitInterval= line
- ShowMessage= line
[executable_name] Sections
The
gwappint.inf
It supplies the name of the executable for the program being integrated.
Integration= Line
Each
[executable_name]
of integration employed for the executable:
Integration = 0
Integration = 1
Integration = 2
DualExe= Line
Some programs, such as Lotus Word Pro, use a small startup executable that, in turn, calls the main
program. Use the
path to the main executable, or you can specify the path relative to the startup executable.
AppName= Line
The
AppName=
Extensions]
AppKey= Line
The
AppKey=
value used by GroupWise to pass information to and from the integrated application. The value must
be unique among the point-to-point integrations defined in the
Examples Based on Standard Integrations
The table below shows how the standard integrations are implemented in the
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file is located in the
file contains one
[executable_name]
section must have an
(No Integration)
(Point-to-Point Integration)
(ODMA Integration)
line to specify the name of the main executable. You can specify the full
DualExe=
line assigns the application an arbitrary name for use in the
and
[Integration State]
line is used only with point-to-point integrations (
c:\Program Files\Novell\GroupWise
section for each integrated application.
line, where digits identify the type
Integration=
sections.
Integration=1
gwappint.inf
subdirectory. It
[ODMA Application
). It specifies a
file.
file:
gwappint.inf