ssh -X --display localhost:0.0

[Biju G C]

 --- Igor Pechtchanski <pechtcha@cs.nyu.edu> wrote: 
> This is a shell programming question (I use the terms "shell" and
> "programming" loosely, since you're asking about the cmd.exe shell), and
> as such is off-topic for this list.
> Since I'm sending this anyway, you *can* do it in bash like this:
> DISPLAY=localhost:0.0 ssh -X userid@myserver.com
> I believe "set DISPLAY=localhost:0.0 & ssh -X userid@myserver.com" will do
> a similar thing in cmd.exe (not quite, but close).

Thanks,
my actual requirement was to run ssh using ShellExecuteEx 
The above method means i have run an extra "cmd.exe"
which I wanted to avoid.

Any way ShellExecuteEx with following argument is working
SHELLEXECUTEINFO.lpFile as "cmd.exe"
SHELLEXECUTEINFO.lpParameters and as 
"/c set DISPLAY=localhost:0.0 & ssh -X userid@server"



	
	
		
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