5.1 Command line reference

Syntax:

MyIDApp.exe <display-mode> <credentials> <additional>

where:

• <display-mode> is one of the following:

  • /h – Displays the on-screen help text.

  • /? – Displays the on-screen help text.

  • /w – Starts the Self-Service App in wizard mode.

  • /a – Starts the Self-Service App in automation mode. You must also include a logon mechanism – /lp or /lw – for automation mode.

  • /err – Displays the list of exit codes.

  Note: You can specify only one display mode.

• <credentials> may include the following:

  • /ssl and /sslsn:<value> – For two-way SSL/TLS. See section 4.3.2, Two-way SSL/TLS.

  • /un:<value> – The username for SSA to use.

  • /lp (automation mode only) – log on with passphrases. You must also include /un and /pw in the arguments.

  • /lw (automation mode only) – log on with Integrated Windows Logon. You cannot use /lw at the same time as /lp.

  • /pw:<value> (automation or wizard mode) – A security phrase or logon code to use for authentication. If you have multiple security phrases, you can specify /pw multiple times.

• <additional> may include the following:

  • /jobid:<value> (interactive and wizard mode only) – Launch a task by its MyID job ID. You can specify only one task. You cannot specify a job ID in automation mode.

  • /opid:<value> (interactive mode only) – Launch an Action by its MyID operation ID. You can currently use one of the following IDs:

    • 110 – Change My Security Phrases
    • 255 – Reset My PIN
    • 202 – Change My PIN

• /vsconly (wizard mode only) – Only Virtual Smart Card jobs will be detected. All other jobs will be ignored.

• /iptonly (wizard mode only) – Only Intel Virtual Smart Card jobs will be detected. All other jobs will be ignored. Do not use at the same time as /vsconly.

  For information on support for Intel Authenticate VSCs, see the Intel Authenticate Integration Guide.

• /nopopup (wizard mode only) – The Self-Service App runs with no pop-up notification balloon messages. All messages appear within the main window.

• /hidenojobs (wizard mode only) – Prevents the No Jobs Found page from being displayed.

• /hidecancel (wizard mode only) – Removes the Cancel button from any page that displays it, and removes the minimize, maximize, and close buttons. This allows you to prevent users from canceling operations.

  When you use /hidecancel, you must also use /nopopup.

  Note: The one exception where a cancel option still appears is if your system is not completely configured for secure issuance (see the Device Security page on the Security Settings workflow). Under these circumstances, the Self‑Service App displays a warning that the system is not fully configured for this type of device; at this stage, it is possible to continue or cancel.

• /hidewindow (automation mode only) – Hides the Self-Service App window so that no user interface is displayed.

• /processalljobs (automation mode only) – Process all of the available jobs. Outputs a list of all jobs processed to the console.