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Hello,

I can't make the MsScript control objects to works under Windows XP 64.

c++ code:
....
CComPtr<IScriptControl> spScriptCtrl;
HRESULT hr = spScriptCtrl.CoCreateInstance(
L"MSScriptControl.ScriptControl",
NULL,
....
The project is working fine in a 32 bits process, but not in 64 bits.
(Same source code, same OS, same computer)

It looks like this component do not exist in 64 bits!
Does it exist another way/objects, that replace MsScript.OCX for 64 bits
applications ?

Regards,
Le Fourge

Hi,

There are not 64 bit replacements for all the 32 bit controls. When
I write a vb 2005 application that uses a 32 bit control I need to compile
it as a x86 application for it to work.


Ken
-------------------
"LeFourge" <> wrote in message
news:...
> Hello,
>
> I can't make the MsScript control objects to works under Windows XP 64.
>
> c++ code:
> ...
> CComPtr<IScriptControl> spScriptCtrl;
> HRESULT hr = spScriptCtrl.CoCreateInstance(
> L"MSScriptControl.ScriptControl",
> NULL,
> ...
> The project is working fine in a 32 bits process, but not in 64 bits.
> (Same source code, same OS, same computer)
>
> It looks like this component do not exist in 64 bits!
> Does it exist another way/objects, that replace MsScript.OCX for 64 bits
> applications ?
>
> Regards,
> Le Fourge
>

Hi,
Thank you for the confirmation.

I'm now investigating about IActiveScript and IActiveScriptParse interfaces.
There is maybe a chance to replace our actual code by using those objects.
I'll let you known if it works.

Regards,
Le Fourge.

"Ken Tucker [MVP]" wrote:

> Hi,
>
> There are not 64 bit replacements for all the 32 bit controls. When
> I write a vb 2005 application that uses a 32 bit control I need to compile
> it as a x86 application for it to work.
>
>
> Ken
> -------------------
> "LeFourge" <> wrote in message
> news:...
> > Hello,
> >
> > I can't make the MsScript control objects to works under Windows XP 64.
> >
> > c++ code:
> > ...
> > CComPtr<IScriptControl> spScriptCtrl;
> > HRESULT hr = spScriptCtrl.CoCreateInstance(
> > L"MSScriptControl.ScriptControl",
> > NULL,
> > ...
> > The project is working fine in a 32 bits process, but not in 64 bits.
> > (Same source code, same OS, same computer)
> >
> > It looks like this component do not exist in 64 bits!
> > Does it exist another way/objects, that replace MsScript.OCX for 64 bits
> > applications ?
> >
> > Regards,
> > Le Fourge
> >
>
>
>