QX_HEADLESS_MODE

 

Enables the headless mode.

 

Syntax:

 

QX_HEADLESS_MODE={any non-empty value}

 

Possible values:

 

undefined

disables the headless mode

defined

enables the headless mode

 

Usage and examples:

 

In the headless mode, no GUI in headless mode: Applications can be run from Lycia Command Line, and you can receive requests and send responses via Lycia Command Line as well.

 

Here you can read more about headless mode, and here you can find some interactive examples.

 

To set QX_HEADLESS_MODE, define it with any non-empty value (though we recommend setting it to 1):

 

QX_HEADLESS_MODE=1

 

To disable the headless mode, you can either delete/comment QX_HEADLESS_MODE out or set it to an empty value:

 

QX_HEADLESS_MODE=

 

QX_HEADLESS_MODE applies at runtime, so it must be set in inet.env and in environ.bat (for the Lycia Command Line environment).

 

 

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