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Translate VB Default Member Name
Question:
Hi, can someone help with the translation from vb to WB.Now the latest version of winbatch is similar in the way VB is in terms of handling objects with "."'s etc I want to bring the code below back in to Winbatch,
The code:-
IMUserAdmin = CreateObject("MSExchangeIM.IMUserAdmin")
IMServers = CreateObject("MSExchangeIM.IMServers")
IMVirtualServer = IMServers("BBCXM1001").VirtualServers(1)
MyUser = GetObject(sobjectpath)
IMUserAdmin.EnableUser MyUser, loginid, "im.core.bbc.co.uk", IMVirtualServer
MyUser.SetInfo
The first 2 lines are OK, I get an Expression continues past expected end for the line:-
IMVirtualServer = IMServers("BBCXM1001").VirtualServers(1)
I assume I will also get a similar error on the second from last line:-
IMUserAdmin.EnableUser MyUser, loginid, "im.core.bbc.co.uk", IMVirtualServerPlease can you advise ?
Answer:
I suspect that you have encountered the "default member" issue. You need to change the line:
IMVirtualServer = IMServers("BBCXM1001").VirtualServers(1)
to the include the name of the default property for the IMServers object. I don't have access to the type information for the
object but the syntax should be something like:
IMservers.defaultmembername("BBCXM1001").VirtualServers(1)
where "defaultmembername" is the default member for the object IMServers. You should be able to find this out using a type
browser or checking documentation.
While WB does support easy translation from VB, it does not support the default member syntax sometimes used in VB examples. This is partially because WB does not have a "Set" command. This does not restrict WB's COM functionality, it just requires you to find the object member actually being called by VB's default object syntax.
Article ID: W16560
File Created: 2005:02:18:12:21:28
Last Updated: 2005:02:18:12:21:28