DevGuru WSH Element: <script>

Quick References

Features

Partners



			ELEMENT: <script> The <script> tag is used to insert a block of code into the .wsf XML data structure. With <script> tags, one can easily mix code written in different languages in the same execution block. External code can also be imported into a .wsf file via the <script> tag. Syntax: <script language="language" [src="strFilePath"]>...</script> Attribute: language The optional language attribute is used to specify which script engine is used to interpret the code inside the script tags. If the language attribute is omitted, the default script engine (JScript) is used. Attribute: src The optional src attribute can be used to import external code into the current .wsf file. The following sample code illustrates various flavors of this tag. <?XML version="1.0" ?> <!-- Filename: demo.wsf--> <package> <job> <script type="text/vbscript"> WScript.Echo "This is VBScript" </script> <script language="JScript"> WScript.Echo ("This is JScript") ; </script> <script language="VBScript" src="extcode.vbs"> WScript.Echo "Echo from internal code." </script> <script language="VBScript" src="extcode.vbs"/> </job> </package> File: extcode.vbs WScript.Echo "Echo from external code" Output: This is VBScript This is JScript Echo from external code Echo from internal code Echo from external code