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## *This* not initialized
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If you have a black box application i.e. that you cannot compile or modify, then you cannot initialize *This* inside but you still can **register** the application in the configuration file. However it is recommended in that special case to set *info_arg* to *no*. Otherwise the additional argument may not be supported by the app when it parses the arguments.
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If you have a black box application i.e. that you cannot compile or modify, then you cannot initialize *This* inside but you still can **register** the application in the configuration file. However it is recommended in that special case to set *info_arg* to *no*. Otherwise the additional argument may not be supported by the app when it parses the arguments.
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## Registered vs unregistered
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We saw the different cases based on the initialization of *This* or not. But what is the difference between a registered app and an unregistered app that is attached?
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The response is simple: a registered app can be started by a console *cmo* from another computer.
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Register an app offers more flexibility in the way to start an app. |
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