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For now, you have quite a few solutions depending on your license and architecture.
Example #1: Stambia webservice
Every process or mapping can be published on a Runtime as a webservice.
Then, it can be executed with an HTTP invocation like this: http://<runtime-hostname>:42200/rest/StambiaDeliveryService/<endpointversion>/<deliveryName>
I invite you to read this article:
stambia.org/doc/64-technology-articles/w...services-publication
This solution requires the "Stambia web services" License Option.
Example #2: create a shortcut for executing the delivery
This is a quick solution when the Runtime is running on the user's machine.
Simply set a shortcut to "startdelivery.bat" and append the required parameters to the shortcut's command line.
For example:
c:\runtime\startdelivery.bat -name your_delivery -var "~/param1" "value 1" -var "~/param2" "value 2"
Then they just need to double click this shorcut to run the job.
Example #3: create a shortcut for executing the delivery
This solution can help if the Runtime is not located on the user's machine and they don't have the web service option.
Unzip a Runtime on the user's machine (no need to Run it at all, just need to unzip the installation archive).
Create a .bat file which invokes the startcommand utility.
For example :
c:\runtime\startcommand.bat "connect to <runtime-server> port <runtime-port>;execute delivery your_delivery var "~/param1" "value 1" -var "~/param2" "value 2""
Then they just need to double click this script to run the job.
I hope this helps