Running your packaged image
The last step in packaging your application is associating your runtime image with the startup executable and opening the runtime image.
To run your packaged image, where the startup executable and .icx file have the same base name, enter the file's base name at a command prompt in your output directory. That is, if the startup executable is appname.exe and the runtime image is appname.icx, enter appname. For UNIX, enter appname*.
For Windows:
To run your packaged image in Windows, return to Windows. Using the Run dialog, type path\appname (where path is the full path name of your output directory) and select OK.
If your startup executable and runtime image have different names, you must enter:
<base .exe name> -i<runtime image name with .icx extension>
In the above statements, the first part is the name of the startup executable. The second part associates the -i option to the runtime image. The startup executable first looks for a runtime image using the -i option. It then looks for a runtime image having the same name as the executable with the .icx extension. If the runtime image doesn't have a special name, the startup executable looks for image.
Ensure that the name you specify for the runtime image includes any file extension.
Last modified date: 05/14/2020