Thanks Stephen :)
Stephen Blair wrote:
You've got to do it from within XSI.
Alright, but, is it possible to just hook
into XSI just by running a standalone .js script or do they always have
to be run from within the running instance of XSI.
I saw an example that demonstrated how a connection could be made to
Outlook and an email could be sent - this was done from within XSI.
I am wondering if a similar thing can be done where a standalone script
can connect to XSI. I haven't fully considered the practicality of it,
but for the purpose of learning more about programing and ActiveX
objects and how different programs can work together, I find it an
interesting concept.
Stephen Blair wrote:
That code works in an HTML
page...when the page is viewed in NetView.
I am trying to have an external jscript
hook into a running instance of XSI. The SDK documenation provides the
following example:
var xsi_app = new ActiveXObject( XSI.Application );
var app = xsi_app.Application;
app.LogMessage( "Initiating NetView session" );
Do I have to set anything up or install anything before this code
works, or should it work as typed in an external jscript? Ultimately I
would like to be able to access XSI and all of its commands, objects,
methods, and properties from an external jscript. Does anyone know of
or have any examples of how this is accomplished?
Thanks
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