Hi Terry. Sorry, hadn't noticed they were obsolete.
So, Keith's suggestion of using the CodeDOM is the suggested method when
they were made obsolete. Or you could try the reference that Adam
suggested.
I think it depends on what level of scripting you want. If you want to
provide simple script
Here is an example of the string we used to create a queue on a different
domain.
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It has to be licensed ($) and deployed, but there's a nice SDK available
now:
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=7C2EA8AE-E051-449A-
9051-3A351BF27B7F&displaylang=en
Adam..
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Hi Peter,
I did read that article but I'm concerned that the objects/interfaces
he uses are now (.NET 2.0) marked as obsolete.
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Eddie, I'm not an MSMQ guru, but the following links seem promising:
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/archive/winntas/proddocs/ntmsgqmn/msmqad05.mspx?mfr=true
http://msdn.microsoft.com/msdnmag/issues/03/12/MSMQandNET/
http://download.microsoft.com/download/c/5/3/c531b70d-f7a8-4c9f-a996-4e8abe49e9
Chris Sells' article "Visual Studio for Applications Provides Customized
Scripting Facilities for Your .NET Project"[1] Provides a good intro to
scripting in a .NET app (and covers an "alternative" suggested by Keith
Brown)
It's basically talking about the the Microsoft.Vsa[2] namespace.
[1]
http
What about IronPython?
http://www.codeplex.com/IronPython
Eyvind.
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Emne: [ADVANCED-DOTNET] User scripting
We need to add the ability for users to execute scripts for our
application, which runs a scientific tool. The users will be scientist,
not professional programmers. A few years ago I would have used the Active
Scripting objects and supported JScript scripts accessing our app's object
model.
Our n
