WshShell.Run don't run WHY ???
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michael
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 WshShell.Run don't run WHY ??? I use the following commands and they work fine. Set
WshShell =
Wscript.CreateObject("Wscript.Shell")
WshShell.Run
"c:\adc\program\unzip.bat",1,true
WshShell.Run
"c:\adc\program\pkunzip.exe",1,true
The 'True'
tells the
process to
wait for
the
completion
of the dos
run
before
continuing
to execute
the reset
of the
script.
Janusz
Czembor
Quote: > plese help me !!!
> I try to start an external myScript.exe in an asp program. why this code
> don't run ?
> <%
> Set WshShell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
> WshShell.Run "myScript.exe",2,1
> %>
> I get the folowing error
> Laufzeitfehler in Microsoft VBScript-Fehler '800a01ad'
> ActiveX-Komponenten kann kein Objekt erstellen: 'CreateObject'
> or in english
> runtime error in Microsoft VBScript-Fehler '800a01ad
> ActiveX can't create the object : 'CreateObject'
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| Sun, 21 Jan 2001 03:00:00 GMT |
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Christoph Sperl
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WshShell.Run don't run WHY ??? Hi Jan, ich antworte Dir einfach mal auf Deutsch, weil Du eine deutsche
Fehlermeldung bekommen und auch eine deutsche e-Mail-Adresse hast:
1. So wird es funktionieren:
Set WshShell = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
WshShell.Run "myScript.exe",2,1
2. Allerdings m?te auch Dein Script funktionieren, wenn Du die aktuellen
Script-Engine (3.1) von Microsoft hast. Die kannst Du unter:
http://www.microsoft.com/scripting/
Windows Scripting Host / Downloads / Install Microsoft Script Engines
Version 3.1
herunterladen (Hier findest Du auch viele andere, interessante Sachen ber
den WSH).
Ich hoffe Dir geholfen zu haben.
christoph.
Quote: >plese help me !!! >I try to start an external myScript.exe in an asp program. why this code >don't run ? ><% >Set WshShell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell") >WshShell.Run "myScript.exe",2,1 >%> >I get the folowing error >Laufzeitfehler in Microsoft VBScript-Fehler '800a01ad'
>ActiveX-Komponenten kann kein Objekt erstellen: 'CreateObject'
>or in english
>runtime error in Microsoft VBScript-Fehler '800a01ad
>ActiveX can't create the object : 'CreateObject'
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| Mon, 22 Jan 2001 03:00:00 GMT |
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michael
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WshShell.Run don't run WHY ??? Correction on the word wrap I use the
following
commands
and they
work fine.
Set
WshShell =
Wscript.CreateObject("Wscript.Shell")
WshShell.Run
"c:\adc\program\unzip.bat",1,true
WshShell.Run
"c:\adc\program\pkunzip.exe",1,true
The 'True'
tells the
process to
wait for
the
completion
of the dos
run before
continuing
to execute
the reset
of the
script. I
using this
on Win95
machine.
michaels
Quote: > I use the
> following
> commands
> and they
> work fine.
> Set
> WshShell =
> Wscript.CreateObject("Wscript.Shell")
> WshShell.Run
> "c:\adc\program\unzip.bat",1,true
> WshShell.Run
> "c:\adc\program\pkunzip.exe",1,true
> The 'True'
> tells the
> process to
> wait for
> the
> completion
> of the dos
> run
> before
> continuing
> to execute
> the reset
> of the
> script.
> Janusz
> Czembor
> > plese help me !!!
> > I try to start an external myScript.exe in an asp program. why this code
> > don't run ?
> > <%
> > Set WshShell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
> > WshShell.Run "myScript.exe",2,1
> > %>
> > I get the folowing error
> > Laufzeitfehler in Microsoft VBScript-Fehler '800a01ad'
> > ActiveX-Komponenten kann kein Objekt erstellen: 'CreateObject'
> > or in english
> > runtime error in Microsoft VBScript-Fehler '800a01ad
> > ActiveX can't create the object : 'CreateObject'
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| Tue, 23 Jan 2001 03:00:00 GMT |
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Tyler Ganno
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WshShell.Run don't run WHY ??? I had a problem like that when I was trying to run a command with several command line arguments. If this is something that runs inside of cmd.exe, try doing this: wshShell.Run "cmd /c myapp.exe /arg1 /arg2 /arg3 ...", 1, TRUE Quote:
> Hi Jan, > ich antworte Dir einfach mal auf Deutsch, weil Du eine deutsche
> Fehlermeldung bekommen und auch eine deutsche e-Mail-Adresse hast:
> 1. So wird es funktionieren:
> Set WshShell = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
> WshShell.Run "myScript.exe",2,1
> 2. Allerdings m?te auch Dein Script funktionieren, wenn Du die aktuellen
> Script-Engine (3.1) von Microsoft hast. Die kannst Du unter:
> http://www.microsoft.com/scripting/
> Windows Scripting Host / Downloads / Install Microsoft Script Engines
> Version 3.1
> herunterladen (Hier findest Du auch viele andere, interessante Sachen ber
> den WSH).
> Ich hoffe Dir geholfen zu haben.
> christoph.
> >plese help me !!!
> >I try to start an external myScript.exe in an asp program. why this code
> >don't run ?
> ><%
> >Set WshShell = CreateObject("WScript.Shell")
> >WshShell.Run "myScript.exe",2,1
> >%>
> >I get the folowing error
> >Laufzeitfehler in Microsoft VBScript-Fehler '800a01ad'
> >ActiveX-Komponenten kann kein Objekt erstellen: 'CreateObject'
> >or in english
> >runtime error in Microsoft VBScript-Fehler '800a01ad
> >ActiveX can't create the object : 'CreateObject'
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| Sun, 28 Jan 2001 03:00:00 GMT |
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Janusz Czembo
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WshShell.Run don't run WHY ??? Thanks, but I have still the problem, but now with a new error Microsoft VBScript runtime -Fehler '800a01a8' Object required: 'Wscript' /arcis2web/cz3.asp, Zeile 31 my source code is:
Dim WshShell
Set WshShell = Wscript.CreateObject("Wscript.Shell")
wshShell.Run "cmd /d:\comfo\ARCIS\savedoce.exe
/d:\InetPub\wwwroot\SaveDocEx\input\49.ueb", 1, TRUE
where is the proble ??????
by the way; the adress > http://www.microsoft.com/scripting/ is not actual
Tyler Gannon schrieb:
Quote: > I had a problem like that when I was trying to run a command with several
> command line arguments. If this is something that runs inside of cmd.exe, try
> doing this:
> wshShell.Run "cmd /c myapp.exe /arg1 /arg2 /arg3 ...", 1, TRUE
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| Mon, 29 Jan 2001 03:00:00 GMT |
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Pascal HUYGH
#6 / 11
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WshShell.Run don't run WHY ??? WSH is maybe very case sensitive. Try WScript instead of Wscript. Hope this help Pascal.
Quote: >Thanks, but I have still the problem, but now with a new error >Microsoft VBScript runtime -Fehler '800a01a8' >Object required: 'Wscript' >/arcis2web/cz3.asp, Zeile 31 >my source code is:
>Dim WshShell
>Set WshShell = Wscript.CreateObject("Wscript.Shell")
>wshShell.Run "cmd /d:\comfo\ARCIS\savedoce.exe
>/d:\InetPub\wwwroot\SaveDocEx\input\49.ueb", 1, TRUE
>where is the proble ??????
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| Thu, 01 Feb 2001 03:00:00 GMT |
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Clarence Washington Jr
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WshShell.Run don't run WHY ???
Quote: >Set WshShell = Wscript.CreateObject("Wscript.Shell")
>wshShell.Run "cmd /d:\comfo\ARCIS\savedoce.exe
>/d:\InetPub\wwwroot\SaveDocEx\input\49.ueb", 1, TRUE
Set WshShell = Wscript.CreateObject("Wscript.Shell") wshShell.Run "cmd /d:\comfo\ARCIS\savedoce.exe /d:\InetPub\wwwroot\SaveDocEx\input\49.ueb", 1, TRUE You have some run on stuff happening here. You need a space behind cmd /d
Maybe this should read
wshShell.Run "cmd /d c:\comfo\ARCIS\savedoce.exe /d:\InetPub\wwwroot\SaveDocEx\input\49.ueb", 1, TRUE
--
Win32 bit scripting, lots of sample scripts, downloads,
referrence files, and technical support via an online discussion forum.
Check it out
http://sams.prohosting.com/cwashington
Quote:
>WSH is maybe very case sensitive. >Try WScript instead of Wscript. >Hope this help >Pascal.
>>Thanks, but I have still the problem, but now with a new error
>>Microsoft VBScript runtime -Fehler '800a01a8'
>>Object required: 'Wscript'
>>/arcis2web/cz3.asp, Zeile 31
>>my source code is:
>>Dim WshShell
>>Set WshShell = Wscript.CreateObject("Wscript.Shell")
>>wshShell.Run "cmd /d:\comfo\ARCIS\savedoce.exe
>>/d:\InetPub\wwwroot\SaveDocEx\input\49.ueb", 1, TRUE
>>where is the proble ??????
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| Thu, 01 Feb 2001 03:00:00 GMT |
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Erik Arvidsso
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WshShell.Run don't run WHY ???
I see one of the most common problem here. In strings you HAVE to write \\ to represent \ because the first character after a \ is a special charcacter
Erik Arvidsson (ICQ: 2578925) Dedicated DHTML Programmer at...
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WebFX
>Set WshShell = Wscript.CreateObject("Wscript.Shell")
>wshShell.Run "cmd /d:\comfo\ARCIS\savedoce.exe
>/d:\InetPub\wwwroot\SaveDocEx\input\49.ueb", 1, TRUE
Set WshShell = Wscript.CreateObject("Wscript.Shell")
wshShell.Run "cmd /d:\comfo\ARCIS\savedoce.exe /d:\InetPub\wwwroot\SaveDocEx\input\49.ueb", 1, TRUE
You have some run on stuff happening here. You need a space behind cmd /d
Maybe this should read
wshShell.Run "cmd /d c:\comfo\ARCIS\savedoce.exe /d:\InetPub\wwwroot\SaveDocEx\input\49.ueb", 1, TRUE
--
Win32 bit scripting, lots of sample scripts, downloads,
referrence files, and technical support via an online discussion forum.
Check it out
http://sams.prohosting.com/cwashington
>WSH is maybe very case sensitive.
>Try WScript instead of Wscript.
>Hope this help
>Pascal.
>
>>Thanks, but I have still the problem, but now with a new error
>>Microsoft VBScript runtime -Fehler '800a01a8'
>>Object required: 'Wscript'
>>/arcis2web/cz3.asp, Zeile 31
>>
>>my source code is:
>>Dim WshShell
>>Set WshShell = Wscript.CreateObject("Wscript.Shell")
>>wshShell.Run "cmd /d:\comfo\ARCIS\savedoce.exe
>>/d:\InetPub\wwwroot\SaveDocEx\input\49.ueb", 1, TRUE
>>
>>where is the proble ??????
>
>
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| Fri, 02 Feb 2001 03:00:00 GMT |
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Larry Enghol
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WshShell.Run don't run WHY ??? Change Set WshShell = Wscript.CreateObject("Wscript.Shell") to Set WshShell = CreateObject("Wscript.Shell") Larry Quote:
> Thanks, but I have still the problem, but now with a new error
> Microsoft VBScript runtime -Fehler '800a01a8'
> Object required: 'Wscript'
> /arcis2web/cz3.asp, Zeile 31
> my source code is:
> Dim WshShell
> Set WshShell = Wscript.CreateObject("Wscript.Shell")
> wshShell.Run "cmd /d:\comfo\ARCIS\savedoce.exe
> /d:\InetPub\wwwroot\SaveDocEx\input\49.ueb", 1, TRUE
> where is the proble ??????
> by the way; the adress > http://www.microsoft.com/scripting/ is not actual
> Tyler Gannon schrieb:
> > I had a problem like that when I was trying to run a command with several
> > command line arguments. If this is something that runs inside of cmd.exe, try
> > doing this:
> > wshShell.Run "cmd /c myapp.exe /arg1 /arg2 /arg3 ...", 1, TRUE
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| Sat, 03 Feb 2001 03:00:00 GMT |
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Larry Enghol
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WshShell.Run don't run WHY ??? In VBScript \ is not a special character. In JScript \ is the escape character, so in a JScript program you need
to use \\ if you want a literal \.
When parsing filenames on Windows, extraneous \ characters don't hurt,
so even though doubling them in a VBScript program is ugly and doesn't
make sense, in some cases the program will still work.
Larry
Quote:
> I see one of the most common problem here. In strings you HAVE to
> write \\ to represent \ because the first character after a \ is a
> special charcacter
> Erik Arvidsson (ICQ: 2578925) Dedicated DHTML Programmer at...
> ----------------------------------------------------------------------
> WebFX
> >Set WshShell = Wscript.CreateObject("Wscript.Shell")
> >wshShell.Run "cmd /d:\comfo\ARCIS\savedoce.exe
> >/d:\InetPub\wwwroot\SaveDocEx\input\49.ueb", 1, TRUE
> Set WshShell = Wscript.CreateObject("Wscript.Shell")
> wshShell.Run "cmd /d:\comfo\ARCIS\savedoce.exe
> /d:\InetPub\wwwroot\SaveDocEx\input\49.ueb", 1, TRUE
> You have some run on stuff happening here. You need a space
> behind cmd /d
> Maybe this should read
> wshShell.Run "cmd /d c:\comfo\ARCIS\savedoce.exe
> /d:\InetPub\wwwroot\SaveDocEx\input\49.ueb", 1, TRUE
> --
> Win32 bit scripting, lots of sample scripts, downloads,
> referrence files, and technical support via an online
> discussion forum.
> Check it out
> http://sams.prohosting.com/cwashington
> >WSH is maybe very case sensitive.
> >Try WScript instead of Wscript.
> >Hope this help
> >Pascal.
> >Janusz Czembor a crit dans le message
> >>Thanks, but I have still the problem, but now with a new
> error
> >>Microsoft VBScript runtime -Fehler '800a01a8'
> >>Object required: 'Wscript'
> >>/arcis2web/cz3.asp, Zeile 31
> >>my source code is:
> >>Dim WshShell
> >>Set WshShell = Wscript.CreateObject("Wscript.Shell")
> >>wshShell.Run "cmd /d:\comfo\ARCIS\savedoce.exe
> >>/d:\InetPub\wwwroot\SaveDocEx\input\49.ueb", 1, TRUE
> >>where is the proble ??????
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