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.NET Forum / .NET Framework / New Users / March 2006.Net Framework 2.0 and WSH 5.6
Can I use .Net Framework 2.0 objects with Windows Script Host 5.6? I haven't found this information anywhere. I know that you have to use VS2005 to be able to use .Net 2.0 so my guess is no! Ornulf Schomer Norway You could expose .NET objects so that they are usable from VBScript. You could also just compile the code and run the script (the compiler is part of the Framework). What are you trying to do ?  SignaturePatrice > Can I use .Net Framework 2.0 objects with Windows Script Host 5.6? I haven't > found this information anywhere. I know that you have to use VS2005 to be > able to use .Net 2.0 so my guess is no! > > Ornulf Schomer > Norway I am planning to write a script that traverses our data server disks and checks if there is any users og domain global groups in the ACEs. Our standard is to give access rights to folders and shares via Domain Local groups, but I know that there has been a lot of errors made. And to script this would be preferable to right-clicking every folder and make a note of the ACEs . :-) Originally I thought I'd write an commandline-app that did this but as I have visual studio 2003 only - I cannot access the System.Security.AccessControl-namespace. So my question then is wether Visual Basic Scriping Edition in any way can use these objects, when VS2003 can't? Ornulf > You could expose .NET objects so that they are usable from VBScript. > You could also just compile the code and run the script (the compiler is [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] >> Ornulf Schomer >> Norway Hi, Yes you can, however it requires some work. You should create a class library project and make appropriate classes COM visible. The details are well described in MSDN, look for the "Exposing .NET Framework Components to COM" section. You will need to make sure you use dual interfaces and OLE automation-compatible data types. > Can I use .Net Framework 2.0 objects with Windows Script Host 5.6? I > haven't found this information anywhere. I know that you have to use > VS2005 to be able to use .Net 2.0 so my guess is no! > > Ornulf Schomer > Norway Ok! Thanks alot! I can see the sense in that. I think there is some stuff about Com Wrapping in a ADO.NET book I have so I just have to read up on that. Ornulf > Hi, > [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] >> Ornulf Schomer >> Norway The big picture of what you are trying to do do may also help. It looks a bit strange to me (i.e. you could perhaps compile a .NET 2.0 script that does what you need instead of exposing .NET 2.0 objects througt COM so that they are usable from WSH ?). SignaturePatrice > Ok! Thanks alot! I can see the sense in that. I think there is some stuff > about Com Wrapping in a ADO.NET book I have so I just have to read up on [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] > >> Ornulf Schomer > >> Norway Free MagazinesGet these publications absolutely FREE for up to 12 months. There are no hidden fees and no obligation. Simply choose a title, complete the application form and submit it. Read more ...
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