PrimalScript 2009 usually uses CScript.exe to run VBScript files and captures its output and directs it to the IDE’s output windows.
Since PrimalScript 2009 is a 32 bit application the host used is also of the 32 bit variety, residing…
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PrimalScript 2009 is a 32 bit application, so by default it uses the 32 bit version of PowerShell even on a 64 bit machine for the embedded console.
If you are dealing with mostly 64 bit server software you may…
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For some time now, SAPIEN has been distributing a free “Scripting Toolkit” CD at various trade shows and events. This CD contains copies of all of our free tools, trial versions of our paid applications, samples of our ebooks and…
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With this month’s service release for PrimalScript 2009 (build 631) we included an updated version of the RSEE (Remote Script Execution Engine) service.
The new version is now available in 32 and 64 bit and can execute PowerShell scripts remotely.…
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As 64 bit Windows versions become more common, you need to deploy scripts automating 64 bit software as well as maintaining 32 bit versions of the same script.
PrimalScript 2009 has always included a script packager that allowed you to…
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Per forum request, this blog provides examples of how to access the packager’s command line arguments as well as provide some useful functions to parse the contents. These examples apply to PrimalForms 2009’s Packager and as well as PrimalScript 2009’s…
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This is a question that has come up a lot lately. Our Script Packager used in PrimalScript 2009 and PrimalForms 2009 stores the scripts and additional data files encrypted and in some cases, compressed inside the executable.Some formats create temporary…
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The next service build of PrimalScript 2009 (5.0.622) will show registered modules in the object browser under the PowerShell node.
Modules have not to be loaded by default to show in the browser, just like snapins they load on demand…
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Happy Holidays from the gang at SAPIEN. To celebrate the holiday season, everything at ScriptingOutpost.com is on sale for the month of December! Prices have been reduced 25% on everything offered at ScriptingOutpost.com. So drop by our store and pick…
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