<script language="JScript" src="foo.js"/>

When I try to execute this I get a Microsoft JScript compilation error
with a code of 800A03EA.

Any help would be appreciated.

Thank you,
Scott Lee

Sounds like you might have an error in foo.js...

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Michael Harris

  I have read that you may include a file in a script as follows:

  <script language="JScript" src="foo.js"/>

  When I try to execute this I get a Microsoft JScript compilation error
  with a code of 800A03EA.

  Any help would be appreciated.

  Thank you,
  Scott Lee

Ullrich.

So should the first syntax - the .wsf file format is XML compliant, and the
closing "/" is the same as putting in the closing element.

Scott - are you doing this in a .wsf file, or in a standard script file?
This syntax is only for .wsf files. You can read about them at our website
(http://msdn.microsoft.com/scripting) under the WSH documentation. The
tutorial explains .wsf files fairly well.

Mike Whalen
Windows Script Dev

Hi Scott,

Ullrich.

Thank you.

The documentation that I read on Microsoft's WHS site, did not reach out and
smack me in the face to inform me that it was referring to .wsh files.  I have
corrected this and all it well.

Thank you again,
Scott Lee