< cWndTitle > is the text
which will appear in the title bar of the window executing the
application. It is case insensitive. Thus V32Demo or V32DEMO has the same
meaning. Typically the name of the executable is placed in the title bar
of a Windows Dos Box. This parameter is required because all the windows
opened by the VouchServer will attempt to find this window and make it its
parent window.
[ cServerPath ] is the string containing the complete path where
VouchSrv.exe is placed. Default is current directory returnd by
DiskName()+'\'+CurDir(). If the VouchSrv.exe is not found at cServerPath,
server will fail to intialize and return value will be FALSE.
[ cConnectPath ] is the string containing the complete path to
communicate with the VouchSrv.exe. Default is current directory returnd by
DiskName()+'\'+curDir(). At initialization level the existance of this
path is not verified, only at runtime all communications with the Server
are done via this directory. Thus it is very important that communication
path is properly set.
[ cLibraryDll ] is a fully qualified file name with path
pointing towards user created .dll containing resources, such as,
dialogs, bitmaps, icons, etc., created through any resource compiler. Thus
the resources contained in such dll will be made available for execution
apart from resources contained in VouchSrv.exe. Default is empty string.
[ lProtoServer ] logical to point whether VouchSrv.exe is being
run in Server or Absolute mode. Server mode requires that VouchSrv.exe is
already started prior to running the application. At close VouchSrv.exe is
not closed automatically, but the user has to close it manually.
VouchSrv.exe displays no icon in the system tray. For the current version
it is recommended that Vouch32 must not be used in Server mode. It is only
for the future version when the Server protocol becomes perfect. For
XBase++ users server protocol is not supported at all, only absolute
protocol is supported. It is because of the multithreading capabilities of
XBase++. [x]Harbour users can can follow the directives as per Clippers.
[ cLinker ] a character string to identity which linker has been
used by the Clipper application. Default is 'BLINKER'. XBase++ users need
not to specify it. If cLinker <> BLINKER, SwpRunCmd() is replaced by
RUN command. It is of imporatnce who are still linking with Rtlink or
Exospace.
[ lXpGui ] logical to tell Vouch32
that xBase++ application is a pure console application only. By default
Vouch32 assumes it to be a GUI. if it is set to FLASE then window handle is
not determined by Vouch32 for functions which require it..