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6.6

Automation Server can''t create object

Zone: New Internet Users

Tags: create, server, automation, object

Dear Friends,
Whenever I am trying to run ActiveX
It gives error at fso = new ActivexObject(....)

Automation Server can't create object.
i got the browser message
An activeX contro in this page might be unsafe to interact
with other parts of page. do u want to allow this interaction?
it ask for 'yes' or n'no'
i press 'no' then it give me a javascript error
but by changing settings on Internet Explorer , Tools, Internet options, Security, custom level and then by enabling or prompting "Initializing and Script Activex controls not marked as safe" I was able to run the script. This means I lowered the security in browser.

This can be a security issue. So please anybody can help me to run the script with out changing the security setting in browser.

Thanks
Suvendu

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Question Asked By: Ssuvendu

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10.24.2003 at 09:19PM PDT, ID: 9618708

BillDL:

It would help if you stated exactly what "script" you are trying to run.

Is this a script that is required to run on your system before you can gain access to a particular web page, or have you developed an application or online installer that, while you are testing it, creates the error message?

Have you simply tried:

Internet Options > Advanced > Disable "Script debugging"
Internet Options > Advanced > Disable "Display notification of every script error"

12.30.2003 at 07:25AM PST, ID: 10016498

chriszhao:

I encountered the similar problem.
The JScript I used:
function getOutlookApp()
{
var outlook;
try
{
outlook = GetActiveOleObject( "Outlook.Application" );
}
catch( E )
{
outlook = new ActiveXObject( "Outlook.Application" );
}
return outlook;
}

function displayAppt( obj ){
out = getOutlookApp();

      /* Create an Appointment Item */
      appt = out.CreateItem( olAppointmentItem );

      /* Transfer the data */
      appt.Subject = obj.Subject;
      appt.Location = obj.Location;
      appt.Start = obj.Start;
      appt.End = obj.End;
      appt.ReminderMinutesBeforeStart = obj.ReminderMinutesBeforeStart;
      appt.Body = obj.Body;

      /* Display the data */
      appt.Display();
}

function appt( Subject, Location, Start, End, ReminderMinutesBeforeStart, Body ){
      this.Subject = Subject;
      this.Location = Location;
      this.Start = Start;
      this.End = End;
      this.ReminderMinutesBeforeStart = ReminderMinutesBeforeStart;
      this.Body = Body;
}

My html is like this:

<html>
      <head>
      </head>
<script type="text/javascript" src="/xp/displayOutlookItem.js" language="JScript">
</script>

</body>
</html>

Through debugger, I know the error message " Automation server can't create object" happens here. Again when I enable IE's "Initialize and script ActiveX controls not marked as safe", everything works fine.

Is there anyway to work around this security control? Or how can I use an ActiveXObject is marked "safe" through JScript?

TIA

Chris

01.08.2004 at 11:24AM PST, ID: 10074130

davepusey:

You need to press "Yes" instead of "No".

Accepted Solution

02.11.2004 at 09:30AM PST, ID: 10334257

RDAdams:

Just a added note. This script requires a lower setting to work without authorization. Another way to let it work is to add it to the safe sites zone. You can allow certain sites a lower security than others. What browser are you using?

03.26.2004 at 11:33AM PST, ID: 10690325

Venabili:

No comment has been added lately, so it's time to clean up this question.
I will leave the following recommendation for this question in the Cleanup topic area:

Accept: BillDL {http:#9618708}

Please leave any comments here within the next four days.
PLEASE DO NOT ACCEPT THIS COMMENT AS AN ANSWER!

Venabili
EE Cleanup Volunteer

03.26.2004 at 01:51PM PST, ID: 10691530

davepusey:

>> it ask for 'yes' or 'no'
>> i press 'no' then it give me a javascript error

Then press "Yes".

03.26.2004 at 05:58PM PST, ID: 10692802

BillDL:

I agree with davepusey on this one.

The question was : >>> "...please anybody can help me to run the script..." <<<

Regardless of whether we agree or disagree that it may be unwise to allow scripts to run without knowing exactly what they are, davepusey certainly answered the question.