How to pass parameters to another EXE if the length of the parameter is over 3000 characters

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I know how to pass parameters form one EXE to another while creating.

I've done this by creating a new EXE and pass them while running.

But my problem is that how to pass a string which is over 3000 lines.
How to do this.

Posted 10-Aug-14 19:39pm

KUMAR619

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 11-Aug-14 3:19am

This tells me only one simple thing: this is amazing, brutal abuse. You simply don't need to pass so much data, and, most likely, don't need to start one application from another one, which itself is a bad sign in many cases.
—SA

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Bernhard Hiller · Accepted Answer · 2014-08-10T20:16:00

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If you create the other process by a call to System.Diagnostics.Process.Start(), you could write the long string into a temporary file, pass the filename to the new process which then reads the file contents and deletes the file. Not an elegant solution, but a pragmatic workaround.

Posted 10-Aug-14 20:16pm

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KUMAR619 11-Aug-14 2:48am

Thanks that's what I've thought.
But is there any other way than text writing.
Because I was asked not to use this method.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 11-Aug-14 3:20am

If you were asked, why would you use this method? That advice was really very reasonable; your attempt is one of the greatest abuses among those I saw so far...
—SA