As a test, I am running texis from a command prompt (using a script to "gen" the xml) - this works fine - however, the main goal here is to run texis (+script) within a VB dll and output the results to a string variable within the dll (the next step being: "stream" the data into a ADO recordset).
Is there another "container" to do this? When I run the script in VB, it runs fine, but the return is just the PID (process ID or failure).
I need the string output. The command-line set-up looks like this:
strOutput = objScript.Run(texis q=parameter \fileroot\xml_product\main.xml) Is there a way to "capture" main.xml?
My question is where is texis putting this text when I run this in VB - is there a place to store it via texis?
I'd prefer to stream it right to the variable (rather than save it to/as a file).
Any ideas? - thanks.
Is there another "container" to do this? When I run the script in VB, it runs fine, but the return is just the PID (process ID or failure).
I need the string output. The command-line set-up looks like this:
strOutput = objScript.Run(texis q=parameter \fileroot\xml_product\main.xml) Is there a way to "capture" main.xml?
My question is where is texis putting this text when I run this in VB - is there a place to store it via texis?
I'd prefer to stream it right to the variable (rather than save it to/as a file).
Any ideas? - thanks.
