'

'	hello world from vbscript

'

Application.LogMessage "Hello Softimage world"

'In vbscript we don't need to specify 

'the Application. prefix

LogMessage "Shortcut of Hello World"

'

' How to create an instance of the Application Object

' from VBScript for use within a NetView html page.

'

Dim oApplication

set oApplication = CreateObject("XSI.Application") 

'Use SIObject.Application to convert from Application object 

'to XSIApplication

Dim oXSIApplication

set oXSIApplication = oApplication.Application

oXSIApplication.Application.LogMessage "Hello from Netview"

/*

	hello world from jscript

*/

Application.LogMessage("Hello Softimage world");

//This shortcut is equivalent

LogMessage("Hello from ShortCut code");

/*

	How to create an instance of the Application Object

	from JScript for use within a NetView html page.

*/

var oApplication = new ActiveXObject("XSI.Application"); 

var oXSIApplication = oApplication.Application;

oXSIApplication.LogMessage( "There are " + oXSIApplication.Plugins.Count + " plugins installed" ) ;

#

#	hello world from pythonscript

#

Application.LogMessage("Hello Softimage world")

#Python script example, using the global Application

#object to invoke the NewScene command.

Application.NewScene( "",0 )

#

#	How to create an instance of the Application Object

#	from pythonscript for use within a NetView html page.

#

# Normally you create a instance of an automation object using:

# import win32com.client;

# o=win32com.client.Dispatch('XSI.Application')	

# however win32com is not a trusted module so you get around

# this by defining a vbscript function called getXSIApp() 

# that returns the Application object.

try :

	Application = window.getXSIApp()

except :

	print("No browser")

# Note: Python is not a fully functional choice for web programming.

# We recommend writing the Python code as Softimage Custom Commands

# which are invoked using a little JScript or VBScript embedded in the

# html.