The OINSIGHT section of the INI file contains everything necessary to launch OpenInsight.

OpenInsight=Oinsight.exe

The OpenInsight path and file executable relative to the SRP Launcher. This tells the launcher where to find OINSIGHT.exe. By default, it assumes it is in the same directory as the application launcher. If this is not the case, you need to set the full path to Oinsight

WorkingDir=

Optionally sets the working directory of OI when it is run. This is not the same as telling the launcher where to find Oinsight.exe. The working directory will be OI's "default" directory, which affects where Windows and SRP Products look for DLLs and license files.

Application=EXAMPLES

The OpenInsight application name. This gets automatically put into the /AP= command line parameter.

Username=USER

The database user. This gets automatically put into the /UN= command line parameter.

Password=PW

The password (if any) for the user. This gets automatically put into the /PW= command line parameter.

DevelopmentMode=0

Flag to run OpenInsight in development or runtime mode. This gets automatically put into the /DV= command line parameter.

HideOinsight=1

Flag to hide OpenInsight. This gets automatically put into the /HI= command line parameter.

HideEngine=1

Flag to hide OpenEngine. This gets automatically put into the /HE= command line parameter.

HideBanner=1

Flag to hide the OpenInsight default splash screen. This gets automatically put into the /BN= command line parameter. (Works only in OpenInsight 8.0.3 or later).

CustomCaption=MYAPP

Flag to add the application name to the Oinsight.exe task manager caption. This gets automatically put into the /CA= command line parameter. Cannot contain spaces. (Works only in OpenInsight 8.0.3 or later). Note: The /CA= command line parameter always converts the value to uppercase. This is a feature of OpenInsight, not the SRP Application Launcher.

AdditionalParameters=/X=Value /Y=Value /Z=Value

Appends additional custom parameters to the oinsight.exe command line. These are passed as is. It is up to you to supply well formed and valid parameters.

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