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There are 3 methods to establish connection to AutoCount Accounting 2.1.
# Unattended connection without loading UI components
# Unattended connection that load UI components (needs UI components)
# User login to establish connection (needs UI components)
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===Unattended Connection without loading UI components===
{{NugetPackages|AutoCount2.Accounting}}
This MainEntry is commonly used for integration, or when no user login is required to access and initiate AutoCount Accounting, and it does not load UI components.
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internal UserSession InitiateUserSessionUnattended(string serverName, string dbName, string userLogin, string userPasswd)
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===Unattended connection that load UI components===
{{NugetPackages|AutoCount2.Accounting.UI}}
This MainEntry.UIStartup is similar to the MainEntry.Startup, except that it loads UI components. When MainEntry.UIStartup is used, AutoCount images and {{DevExpress}} are required.
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internal UserSession InitiateUserSessionUnattendedWithUI(string serverName, string dbName, string userLogin, string userPasswd)
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{{NugetPackages|AutoCount2.MainEntry}}
This MainEntry opens the AutoCount Accounting user login form, and with successful login, it returns the object of the UserSession.<br>
If user clicked [Cancel], the object of UserSession is null.
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internal AutoCount.Authentication.UserSession InitiateUserSessionWithLogin()
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