Rfhutil.exe Rfhutil. Now all that's needed is a script to tie all this together. After you download the executable jar file, simply double click it. There was another mini application made with AutoIT, but I can't find it and it looked worse than the other options This other app about making a system tray application (I think it's also a syncthing launcher, not sure if that's going to work well with syncthing being a windows service) For CD users, it is the next CD release after MQ 9.1.5.

This repo about a system tray application For LTS users, it brings you up to date with the new functions that were incrementally added into MQ 9.1 by the CD releases. Its probably a simple problem with the Windows command code you gave, such as environment variables. So far, I've found this thread about hiding the console window How can i install it and where can i download it. There has to be a simple process where running the installer, clicking next several times without reading, results in syncthing being installed in the proper programs folder, added as a windows service that starts at boot, auto restarts in case of crash, runs even if the user is not logged in and has a system tray control that allows quick access to the settings by the user without having to know or remember what a localhost tcp port is. This will never fly with grandma computer user.

Right now you download it and when you execute it, it runs in a console windows from your downloads folder, then doesn't restart automatically if it crashes or your system reboot. RFH utils is a Message Display and Test Utility that is useful for the development and testing of various WebSphere MQ Integration Applications including. I'd like to streamline installation of syncthing

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