vbscript

Discussion in 'Pro/Engineer & Creo Elements/Pro' started by miaousse, Jul 16, 2004.

  1. miaousse

    miaousse Guest

    hi
    does any one knows if pro-e is scriptable with vbscript or kixstart
    which COM object i ve to call
     
    miaousse, Jul 16, 2004
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  2. miaousse

    David Janes Guest

    : hi
    : does any one knows if pro-e is scriptable with vbscript or kixstart
    : which COM object i ve to call

    Pro/e does not integrate with any operating system or any basic system scripting
    resources. It provides for integration with Pro/TOOLKIT, for integration with C++
    system functions and with J-Link for Java integration with interface functions.

    Possibly you could let us know what you need, what scripting functions will
    accomplish? Pro/e is the capital of the Kingdom of Workaround, backdoors
    everywhere where there might be a better front door approach. Nothing too silly or
    outlandish that a Pro/e workaround might not accomplish. However, VB is SW and not
    particularly welcomed here.

    David Janes
     
    David Janes, Jul 16, 2004
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  3. miaousse

    Dave Bigelow Guest


    Pro/E IS Scriptable with the p-Shell API.

    http://www.buydesignautomation.com

    It has a native Pro/TOOLKIT optimized interface, and also contains
    interfaces for COM, ODBC, XML, SOAP, etc... already built into it.

    We use it to write commercial and custom applications with much
    success.

    Dave
     
    Dave Bigelow, Jul 19, 2004
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  4. miaousse

    miaousse Guest

    oki
    i ve succeed in using wsh(vbscript) html to automate what i was looking
    for...
    i m interrested in devellopping my own tools with j-link, i ve made a
    search with google for some tutorials but no chance... do you know where
    i will be able to find somes....


    miaousse
     
    miaousse, Jul 19, 2004
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  5. miaousse

    Stu Guest

    Why certainly.. Look into Pro's installation directory. Mine is
    C:\ptc\Wildfire\jlink and within that there are pdf manuals, and
    example directories with projects to research. You may have to
    check to see if Jlink was installed, but it is by default so you
    should be OK.
     
    Stu, Jul 20, 2004
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