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Community articleTarget Environment Component Setting
Added by ~Andy Elhipitexikle | Edited by IBM contributor~Xagra Nimgeromarjip on February 18, 2010 | Version 6
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The Target Environment property allows you to control whether the OpenSpan driver is used by the OpenSpan Windows Container. Use the OpenSpan driver when the target application (the application you need to monitor or control) is not directly launched by the component, such as when the target application is launched by the application started by the component or by a desktop shortcut selected by the user.

There are two Target Environment settings:

 - Driver. This default option loads the OpenSpan driver when the project starts. Use the OpenSpan driver when the application started by an OpenSpan Windows Container component, as defined by the component’s Path property, is not the application that you need to control or is not the only application used. This setting makes all of the Start methods available: Start, Start and Wait, and MonitorAll.

 - NoDriver. The OpenSpan driver is not loaded when the project starts. Use this setting when the process specified by the Path property for all project adapters are the only processes used in the project. Note that the NoDriver option limits the Windows application Start Method to Start.

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