You could leave myApp.cfg within the same folder as your app, inside subfolder /data.
Then your app can read its contents and apply the parameters therein.

Also, Processing is exported as a standalone Java executable.
No need for any .bat files to run it.

" Also, Processing is exported as a standalone Java executable."
I just tried with 2.0b7, and it generates a SketchName.bat file for the 64-bit version (application.windows64). Perhaps Launch4j cannot make a 64-bit exe?

I made a little sketch using args[0] if present (and a default message otherwise) and displaying this text.
I exported it and edited SketchName.bat:

1. @echo off
2. java -Djava.ext.dirs=lib -Djava.library.path=lib SketchName %1

Then I can call it like:
SketchName "This is an important message"
on the command line.

Note that this .bat file might not run a 64-bit version of Java on every machine: one can install both a 32-bit and a 64-bit version of Java on the same computer, and if the 32-bit version is installed last, that's the version that will be run.
I suppose it is hard to fix this (would probably need to look at the registry or similar low level operation).

Hi,

many thanks for the reply. I have to check this out.
I'm coming from Zinc/Flash Framework, so I could easy start the .exe with parameters
and get the parameters with an intern command in Zinc.
I think it's an important feature to use it for processing different jobs with the same application.


Greets Tom

Hi PhiLo,

unfortunately, I didn't exactly what you mean.

Let's say, I would like to start my app with a size of 400x300.
What do I have to write in the .bat?

1. @echo off
   java -Djava.ext.dirs=lib -Djava.library.path=lib mySketch 400 300
   

How do I wirte it in the bat  and how can I access this parameters inside of processing?


Thanks a lot for any hint

Greets Tom