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Introducing Windows Script Components

Windows® Script Components provide you with an easy way to create powerful, reusable COM components in script. You create script components using any scripting language that supports the Microsoft® ActiveX® Scripting interfaces. Script languages that support these interfaces include JScript, Microsoft® Visual Basic® Scripting Edition (VBScript), PERLScript, PScript, and Python.

COM Support

This new script component technology supports common types of COM components, such as Automation, and is extensible with add-ons such as DHTML behaviors.

Script Components:

  • Are small and efficient.

  • Are easy to create, maintain, and deploy.

  • Provide the ability to create COM components.

  • Provide access to a broad range of system services.

Using script components, you can create COM components for a variety of tasks, such as performing middle-tier business logic, accessing and manipulating database data, adding transaction processing to applications, and adding interactive effects to a Web page using DHTML Behaviors.

Note

For more information about ActiveX Scripting interfaces, see the Microsoft Scripting Technologies Web site at www.microsoft.com.

See Also

Concepts

How Script Components Work

Other Resources

Creating Script Components