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title: Command Line
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page_title: Command Line | JustMock Documentation
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description: In this topic, you will learn how to execute Telerik® JustMock test DLLs with cmd.exe.
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slug: justmock/integration/windows-batch-command
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tags: windows,batch,command
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published: True
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position: 5
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previous_url: /scenarios/running-justmock-profiler-outside-visual-studio, /scenarios/running-justmock-profiler-outside-visual-studio.html, /integration-windows-batch-command.html, /integration-windows-batch-command
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# Command Line
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You can execute test DLLs via the __Command Prompt(cmd.exe)__. No matter of whether you have installed JustMock on a specific environment or not, you can run your elevated tests in a console. This article describes how you can run tests in cmd.exe with JustMock installation.
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>If you would like to run elevated tests **without installing JustMock**, make sure to set the required environment variables for registering the profiler before proceeding with the current topic. The variables you should set are listed in the [General Integration]({%slug justmock/integration/general%}) topic.
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## Run Profiler-Enabled JustMock Tests in Command Line
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The procedure of executing test DLLs in __Command Line__ is almost identical regardless of the different unit testing frameworks that you may use.
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To operate, JustMock needs to have specific variables registered in the environment. To prepare your environment, you should set the __JustMock environment variables__. That can be done using one of the following approaches:
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### With JustMock Console
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The **JustMock Console** automatically prepares the environment so you can directly execute your tests and it is **the suggested approach** for running tests in console. For detailed instructions on how to use it, check the [JustMock Console]({%slug justmock/integration/justmock-console/general%}) topic.
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### Manually
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If for any reason using __JustMock Console__ does not apply to your case, it is possible to set the __JustMock environment variables__ manually before running the tests.
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>All the needed variables and the values you should pass to them are described in the [General Integration]({%slug justmock/integration/general%}) topic.
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Once the environment variables are set, you will be able to run elevated JustMock tests through the __Command Prompt__, simply by following the standard steps for the chosen unit testing framework. The next example shows setting up the environment and running tests using VS 2019.
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Execution command for VS 2019:
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`"C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio\2019\Enterprise\Common7\IDE\CommonExtensions\Microsoft\TestWindow\vstest.console.exe" "C:\Program Files (x86)\Progress\Telerik JustMock\Examples\CSExamples\JustMock.ElevatedExamples\bin\Debug\JustMock.ElevatedExamples.dll"`
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### With JustMock Runner
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>important**JustMock Runner** is outdated and the section is for backward compatibility only.
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__JustMock Runner__ will automatically setup an appropriate environment for the product so you don't need to do any additional settings.
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__JustMockRunner.exe__ can be found in the JustMock installation directory under the Libraries folder (by default *C:\Program Files (x86)\Progress\Telerik JustMock\Libraries*).
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Below you will find an example batch file, that will use __MSTest__ to run all the tests in JustMock.ElevatedExamples.dll (found in the *Examples\CSExamples* folder inside Telerik JustMock root folder).
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Execution command for VS 2019:
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`"C:\Program Files (x86)\Progress\Telerik JustMock\Libraries\JustMockRunner.exe" "C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio\2019\Preview\Common7\IDE\MSTest.exe" /testcontainer:"C:\Program Files (x86)\Progress\Telerik JustMock\Examples\CSExamples\JustMock.ElevatedExamples\bin\Debug\JustMock.ElevatedExamples.dll"` |