How to call VBScript from VB.NET ???

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Paul Wallis - 30 Jun 2003 11:04 GMT

Hi,
Can anyone tell be how to call a function / method in a .NET VBScript from
my VB.net project?

Thanks in anticipation,
PJW

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Robert Cohen - 30 Jun 2003 18:25 GMT

When I asked last week, I was told:

Process.Start("C:\test.vbs")

and that works fine. I will want to know if I can have the script as a part
of the application rather than linking to an external script.

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> Hi,
> Can anyone tell be how to call a function / method in a .NET VBScript from
> my VB.net project?
>
> Thanks in anticipation,
> PJW

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Sarah - 15 Nov 2005 21:51 GMT

Process.Start("c:\test.vbs") works fine for running a local scrip
locally, or even a remote script locally. Does anyone know how to run
remote script remotely? I have a small vbscript that has to be run o
the server is located on, but is called by a .net application with man
remote users

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Joachim Verhagen - 16 Nov 2005 20:44 GMT

>Process.Start("c:\test.vbs") works fine for running a local script
>locally, or even a remote script locally. Does anyone know how to run a
>remote script remotely? I have a small vbscript that has to be run on
>the server is located on, but is called by a .net application with many
>remote users.

Never found a direct way, but I know some workarounds.

As far as I know there are two tricks. One is creating a service that calls
the cscript test.vbs and start the service remotely. Never tried it with
scripts, but it should work.

The second way is using psexec from sysinternals
(http://www.sysinternals.com) It starts command line programs on a remote
server.

Hope this helps.

Joachim.

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