EdwardBr
December 4th, 2002, 05:31 AM
VBscript and other languages that only use the IDispatch interface can only access the default interface exposed by a COM object.
ScriptAgent allows access to VBScript to ALL* the interfaces implemented in a COM object. ScriptAgent exposes non-default interfaces in COM objects by making a temporary COM object around each.
ScriptAgent is a COM object itself and requires no complicated installation or initialisation to make it work.
To see more information go to:
www.scriptagent.co.uk (http://www.scriptagent.co.uk)
*the interfaces must be marked oleautomation in the idl or be dual interfaces, and are in an accessible typelibrary (normally located automatically)
ScriptAgent allows access to VBScript to ALL* the interfaces implemented in a COM object. ScriptAgent exposes non-default interfaces in COM objects by making a temporary COM object around each.
ScriptAgent is a COM object itself and requires no complicated installation or initialisation to make it work.
To see more information go to:
www.scriptagent.co.uk (http://www.scriptagent.co.uk)
*the interfaces must be marked oleautomation in the idl or be dual interfaces, and are in an accessible typelibrary (normally located automatically)