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So all someone has to do is mark the object as &quot;Safe for scripting&quot; and it will work?<br />
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That doesn't sound like a very good security model.<br />
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So all someone has to do is mark the object as "Safe for scripting" and it will work?

That doesn't sound like a very good security model.



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I am trying to invoke an Automatiom method from a third party app (Documentum) from VBScript. &nbsp;When I execute the code, I get the following error: &nbsp;&quot;Object not safe for scripting&quot;. &nbsp;This is from IE3.02<br />
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The code works fine from within VB 5.0<br />
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Code below:<br />
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Sub Button_Click<br />
Dim dmObj<br />
Set dmObj = GetObject(, &quot;Documentum.Workspace32&quot;)<br />
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dmObj.dmAPIExec(&quot;domenu,c,<wbr />menubar,dc<wbr />_new_doc_m<wbr />thd&quot;)<br />
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End Sub
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I am trying to invoke an Automatiom method from a third party app (Documentum) from VBScript.  When I execute the code, I get the following error:  "Object not safe for scripting".  This is from IE3.02

The code works fine from within VB 5.0

Code below:
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Sub Button_Click
Dim dmObj
Set dmObj = GetObject(, "Documentum.Workspace32")

dmObj.dmAPIExec("domenu,c,menubar,dc_new_doc_mthd")

End Sub

VBScript and security issues with GetObject

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