JSscript vs JavaScript

[lubos]

Hi,
this line is valid in Scripter for JScript

var xmlDOM = new ActiveXObject( "MSXML2.DOMDocument.4.0" );

but it's not valid for JavaScript.
What I have to write to use any COM object using JavaScript?
Thanks for any hint.

[Oliver F.]

You can't.
JScript uses the Windows scripting engine which enables access to ActiveX and COM.
JAVAScript does not.

Oliver

[mrf]

Oliver is correct that it is not supported natively by JavaScript. We do provide a COM wrapper library though that is accessible from JavaScripts within the EA JavaScript engine.

To create a COM object, the syntax for named objects is:

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var obj = new COMObject("WMPlayer.OCX");
or for ClsIDs

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var obj = new COMObject("{6BF52A4F-394A-11D3-B153-00C04F79FAA6}");
Please note the curly braces ({}) are required for ClsIDs.