using MSWINSOCK.OCX with Scripts
I would *think* (just a quess) that wrapping it as an HTA with a License Manager object and a valid
.lpk file url would work for an HTA in mshta.exe the same as for HTML in IE.
I haven't tried it myself because 1) I've never had the need and 2) all of the boxes I have access
to have design time licenses to start with ;-)...
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Michael Harris
Microsoft.MVP.Scripting
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> I haven't gotten around to playing with it, but can it be licensed in an
> HTA? Or, possibly via an IE.Application console interface?
> Tom Lavedas
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> http://www.pressroom.com/~tglbatch/
> > MSWINSOCK.OCX is a licensed control installed by MSFT development
> > tools. You'll find the documentation in the VStudio/VBasic docs.
> > As a licensed control, it will only be usable from a WSH hosted
> > vbscript client on a development machine with a design time license.
> > Unlike IE's License Manager object, WSH does NOT support a way to
> > provide the control with a runtime license via a
> > license package (.lpk) file...
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> > Michael Harris
> > Microsoft.MVP.Scripting
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> > Please do not email questions - post them to the newsgroup instead.
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> > > Hello !!
> > > I am trying to use MSWINSOCK.OCX to creat like a syslog deamon
> > > to get events from remote host then according to event database that i
> > > created he will execute
> > > other scripts i must say that my knowledge is limited to Vbscript
> > > so eventually what i am searching in the first place is accurate infomation
> > > how to use
> > > the right syntax with vbscript of all the Methods that comming with
> > > MSWINSOCK.OCX
> > > i have oleview
> > > he can show me all the methods
> > > but i dont know how to use them
> > > Thanks in advance
