To start a batch printer SEP from the command line

Make sure the enterprise server was started from the command line or from the Visual Studio IDE.
At a command prompt, enter:
```
start cassi -pclasslist -q"printer" -renterprise-server
```
or:
```
start cassi -pclasslist -q"printer" -renterprise-server -zprinter-exit
```
where classlist specifies the job classes that the SEP is to handle, printer is the name of the printer (as defined in Windows), enterprise-server is the enterprise server to start it in (default ESDEMO), and the optional printer-exit specifies a Printer Exit module. For example:
```
start cassi -pABC -q"HP LaserJet 4L" -rESDEMO
```
or:
```
start cassi -pABC -q"HP LaserJet 4L" -rESDEMO -zSAMPPRNX
```
Note that it’s advisable to run this command in a separate session, using the Windows start command as shown.