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Default Call and/or start C# WinApp from script

Hi

I have a hard time finding the optimal (or possible?) solution to my dilemma.

I have a C# Windows application which i would like to call from say a VBScript in order to get data. If the windows application isn't running, it should be started up.

To me it sounds like a simple enough scenario, but I can't seem to get it to work.

I have been suggested to create a COM service, which scripts could call and then the service could talk to the windows application via .net remoting, but that is not a usable solution for me, because I am not allowed to create services in this scenario.

How do I best (and easiest) solve this problem?

-Spif2001






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