Run App Engine through command line but have it show up in Process Monitor

We are trying to run Application Engine through command line and have it show up in the Process Monitor.
We have successfully ran the Application Engine through command line. We also can successfully run the Application Engine through PIA.
Only when you run the AppEng through PIA it goes through the Process Scheduler and shows up in the Process Monitor.
We would like to be able to do this through command line as well. Has anyone done this before?

I'm not sure if it is (easily) doable.
=> Fire a process through the front end appl is nothing but insert few rows in process scheduler tables settings (PSPRCSRQST, PSPRCSQUE), then the process scheduler is taking information from there every x seconds and eventually run the command (on the process scheduler server) keeping an eye on the process result in the tables to post the result.
=> Fire psae through command line (or pssqr) bypass the process scheduler, you can run it from any client... so even without any clue about Process Scheduler server or even without Process Scheduler at all (cf. the very first AE running during an installation is VERSION without anything else than the client).
So finally, your AE program has no clue where it should run outside the client you are fired the command from (i.e. on the batch server as it is running when you are fired the same AE through the front end application), nothing more about the process scheduler configuration file, and where the output files should be posted.
Maybe not by running the AE from the command line, but by simulating the actions as it would be from the front end application, for instance by inserting in the tables whatever you want to run... but it sounds odd. Probably some developer might have done this before... but this should be reconsidered by Peopletools version/patch level (or through CI ?)
Nicolas.
added the last paragraph
Edited by: N Gasparotto on May 21, 2010 2:46 PM

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