HELP - VBScript 5.6 requires an install/reboot everytime to execute within ASP.
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Sunil Shet
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 HELP - VBScript 5.6 requires an install/reboot everytime to execute within ASP. Hi, I've installed Windows Script 5.6 running on a Windows 2000 Server, SP1.
When I try using the "FileSystemObject" methods (i.e. GetFolder()), under an
Active Server Page, the system seems to "hang" (the browser page appears to
be loading, and does not respond).
However, if I re-install Windows Script 5.6, reboot, and then re-load the
ASP page, it works.
Everytiime, I have to boot up my server, install Windows Script 5.6, reboot,
and THEN I can view my ASP sites utilizing the "FileSystemObject".
Anybody, with any ideas?!
Thanks in advance.
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| Sat, 17 Jul 2004 05:44:12 GMT |
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Alex Angelopoulo
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HELP - VBScript 5.6 requires an install/reboot everytime to execute within ASP. As quoted often in here (usually by Mike Harris it seems), see: Q295375 - PRB: Web Application That Uses FileSystemObject Stops
Responding
http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/Q295/3/75.ASP
I know nothing about the issuemyself, I jsut see it raised every other
day or so and this appears to be the kind of environment you have.
Note that the cause seems to be NAV script blocking.
Quote: > Hi, > I've installed Windows Script 5.6 running on a Windows 2000 Server,
SP1.
> When I try using the "FileSystemObject" methods (i.e. GetFolder()),
under an
> Active Server Page, the system seems to "hang" (the browser page
appears to
> be loading, and does not respond).
> However, if I re-install Windows Script 5.6, reboot, and then
re-load the
> ASP page, it works.
> Everytiime, I have to boot up my server, install Windows Script 5.6,
reboot,
> and THEN I can view my ASP sites utilizing the "FileSystemObject".
> Anybody, with any ideas?!
> Thanks in advance.
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| Sat, 17 Jul 2004 07:15:20 GMT |
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Sunil Shet
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HELP - VBScript 5.6 requires an install/reboot everytime to execute within ASP. Solution is "on the nose". Thanks VERY much
Quote: > As quoted often in here (usually by Mike Harris it seems), see: > Q295375 - PRB: Web Application That Uses FileSystemObject Stops
> Responding
> http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/Q295/3/75.ASP
> I know nothing about the issuemyself, I jsut see it raised every other
> day or so and this appears to be the kind of environment you have.
> Note that the cause seems to be NAV script blocking.
> > Hi,
> > I've installed Windows Script 5.6 running on a Windows 2000 Server,
> SP1.
> > When I try using the "FileSystemObject" methods (i.e. GetFolder()),
> under an
> > Active Server Page, the system seems to "hang" (the browser page
> appears to
> > be loading, and does not respond).
> > However, if I re-install Windows Script 5.6, reboot, and then
> re-load the
> > ASP page, it works.
> > Everytiime, I have to boot up my server, install Windows Script 5.6,
> reboot,
> > and THEN I can view my ASP sites utilizing the "FileSystemObject".
> > Anybody, with any ideas?!
> > Thanks in advance.
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| Sat, 17 Jul 2004 07:34:55 GMT |
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Alex Angelopoulo
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HELP - VBScript 5.6 requires an install/reboot everytime to execute within ASP. Thank Michael Harris and Torgeir Bakken - they've posted that about 20 times and would have been along shortly to answer anyway... ;).
Quote: > Solution is "on the nose". > Thanks VERY much
wrote in
> > As quoted often in here (usually by Mike Harris it seems), see:
> > Q295375 - PRB: Web Application That Uses FileSystemObject Stops
> > Responding
> > http://support.microsoft.com/support/kb/articles/Q295/3/75.ASP
> > I know nothing about the issuemyself, I jsut see it raised every
other
> > day or so and this appears to be the kind of environment you have.
> > Note that the cause seems to be NAV script blocking.
> > > Hi,
> > > I've installed Windows Script 5.6 running on a Windows 2000
Server,
> > SP1.
> > > When I try using the "FileSystemObject" methods (i.e.
GetFolder()),
> > under an
> > > Active Server Page, the system seems to "hang" (the browser page
> > appears to
> > > be loading, and does not respond).
> > > However, if I re-install Windows Script 5.6, reboot, and then
> > re-load the
> > > ASP page, it works.
> > > Everytiime, I have to boot up my server, install Windows Script
5.6,
> > reboot,
> > > and THEN I can view my ASP sites utilizing the
"FileSystemObject".
> > > Anybody, with any ideas?!
> > > Thanks in advance.
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| Sat, 17 Jul 2004 08:06:37 GMT |
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