Call Java Program From Vbscript

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The messy way is: 1) modify the java program so that on completion of the decryption it re-runs the.vbs file, supplying the decrypted password as an argument for the.vbs file 2) the.vbs file initially checks the arguments (same as String args in main) if arguments supplied = 0, run java program, exit.

If your heart is set on VB Scripting and you understand how it works you can use the one Microsoft has via The Scripting Guys and can be found:If the Tech Dept. Is willing to do a network install, the shortcut it creates is basically a batch file that can be modified to update and/or repair the entire AutoDesk installation or the parts that they would need by using msiexec as I posted above. Fosshub download audacity.

If your not comfortable with VB or Batch files, I would advise to get a few beginner books as it is a simple language to learn and used quite heavily in the Microsoft World.There are many different ways to do this, but I'm going to leave it at these because, as you said, your green and I don't want to overwhelm you.A batch file looks like a text file with the extension.bat and can be easy to read depending on what you are doing. If the install program is local on the machines you can invoke the install command with less code than VB Script.msiexec.exe /fa C:SoftwareAutoDeskmsi-file.msi /quietSince I happen to have AutoCAD LT on my backup drive it would look something like this:msiexec /fa D:TechFolderAutoCADLTx64en-USacadltAcadlt.msi /quietNormally in a Deployment Setup, the shortcut will have the information needed to do this and may be the only thing that will need to be run as well. Try it on a test computer first and see what options it gives you. If you mess up, hey it was a test computer so who cares. If it's for Autodesk, you might be able to do this with the admin install portion of the software.

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It is built in to allow you make an admin install point on a network resource.Also, there should be MSI files in the folders that you can use to silently re-install the program and you could use a simple Batch File rather than VB (I like VB Scripting, but sometimes the tried and true Batch files work like a charm).I know with a batch file you can do the following:msiexec /fa servershareautodeskmsi-file.msi /quietLet us know if you need help setting this up or if you have it already. Yes the deployment method. From what I remember when I did it, It seems like it is complicated, but most of it is a lot of reading.

You shouldn't need to make a lot of changes to the default deployment options unless the users need everything from Autodesk (which means they get the German, Russian, etc. Tools and examples). The biggest thing about the software will be the size it will take up for the install point (AKA Deployment method).

I have one here for AutoCad LT and it takes up 5 GB of space.I think you can store this on a local area then move the entire contents to a network store when your done. What version of AutoDesk are you doing this for 2013, 14, 15, etc. If your heart is set on VB Scripting and you understand how it works you can use the one Microsoft has via The Scripting Guys and can be found:If the Tech Dept. Is willing to do a network install, the shortcut it creates is basically a batch file that can be modified to update and/or repair the entire AutoDesk installation or the parts that they would need by using msiexec as I posted above. If your not comfortable with VB or Batch files, I would advise to get a few beginner books as it is a simple language to learn and used quite heavily in the Microsoft World.There are many different ways to do this, but I'm going to leave it at these because, as you said, your green and I don't want to overwhelm you.A batch file looks like a text file with the extension.bat and can be easy to read depending on what you are doing.

If the install program is local on the machines you can invoke the install command with less code than VB Script.msiexec.exe /fa C:SoftwareAutoDeskmsi-file.msi /quietSince I happen to have AutoCAD LT on my backup drive it would look something like this:msiexec /fa D:TechFolderAutoCADLTx64en-USacadltAcadlt.msi /quietNormally in a Deployment Setup, the shortcut will have the information needed to do this and may be the only thing that will need to be run as well. Try it on a test computer first and see what options it gives you. If you mess up, hey it was a test computer so who cares. Derrick Moore wrote:If your heart is set on VB Scripting and you understand how it works you can use the one Microsoft has via The Scripting Guys and can be found:If the Tech Dept.

Is willing to do a network install, the shortcut it creates is basically a batch file that can be modified to update and/or repair the entire AutoDesk installation or the parts that they would need by using msiexec as I posted above. If your not comfortable with VB or Batch files, I would advise to get a few beginner books as it is a simple language to learn and used quite heavily in the Microsoft World.There are many different ways to do this, but I'm going to leave it at these because, as you said, your green and I don't want to overwhelm you.A batch file looks like a text file with the extension.bat and can be easy to read depending on what you are doing. If the install program is local on the machines you can invoke the install command with less code than VB Script.msiexec.exe /fa C:SoftwareAutoDeskmsi-file.msi /quietSince I happen to have AutoCAD LT on my backup drive it would look something like this:msiexec /fa D:TechFolderAutoCADLTx64en-USacadltAcadlt.msi /quietNormally in a Deployment Setup, the shortcut will have the information needed to do this and may be the only thing that will need to be run as well. Try it on a test computer first and see what options it gives you. If you mess up, hey it was a test computer so who cares.You'rea scripting guys.

I have a shortcut with 'target' 'C:UsersPublicTestProTestPro Automation Frameworktaf.js'.I want to run that from a batch file so I copied the 'C:UsersPublicTestProTestPro Automation Frameworktaf.js' into cmd.exe command line and pressed enter. Nothing happened.How can I run 'C:UsersPublicTestProTestPro Automation Frameworktaf.js' from a command line on Windows7? Updatethe js file contains var WshShell = new ActiveXObject('Wscript.Shell');WshShell.run('java -Dlog.dir=%TEMP% -jar taf-loader.jar', 0, false);WScript.exit;I tried to run the js file with both Wscript.exe and Cscript.exe as @Serge suggested but nothing worked = the program I start by doubleclicking hasn't started. No error either. C:Cscript.exe 'C:UsersPublicTestProTestPro Automation Frameworktaf.js'Microsoft (R) Windows Script Host Version 5.8Copyright (C) Microsoft Corporation.