Re: Problem with StartSession

Is this group active?  I haven't heard from anyone.

Kurt R. Buffington
Vice President
Gannett Welsh & Kotler, LLC
222 Berkeley Street
Boston, MA 02116
617-236-8900
f 617-236-1815
kbuffingtongwkinc.com



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I have wrote an EBS script that used to run via a HEP file
with an "Auto
Start Quick-Key" entry pointing to the EBX.

Now I am changing it all around to run from the command
prompt with a
parameter using ebrun.exe.  When I replaced the
HostFromProfile with a
StartSession I got some unexpected results.

When I test the script by running the EBX directly....

Set HostExplorer = CreateObject("HostExplorer")
UniqueSessID = HostExplorer.StartSession(cExplorerProfile)
' The session opens fine
Set MyHost = HostExplorer.Hosts(UniqueSessID)
' The scripts blows by any command after this (i.e. keys or
wait for
string)

Any idea what I am doing wrong?


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