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ActiveX error on - ImanClass.ClsImanage

gcgeek

Hello,
When I execute the following script I am getting the following error as :

Error message:
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"ActiveX component can't create object: 'ImanClass.ClsImanage'"

Script:
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<script tyep="text/vbscript">
Dim CreateDoc
Set CreateDoc = CreateObject("ImanClass.ClsImanage")
Set CreateDoc=Nothing
</script>

I have investigated about this error and found that this error could occur if the object library is not registered or if the user does not have access to object library? Inorder to check to see if this resolution could fix my problem. I need to know which library file has this class (ImanClass.ClsImanage)?
Does any one has any idea in this regard?
Can you please through some light on fixing this problem?

I appreciate your time,

Thanks
Ravindar

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jny

Sorry, your script is not showingup. Also, there is no IManClass.ClsIManage distributed with the SDK. Could this be a wrapper class?

The info you have so far is quite vague. Please include more details and script file (as an attachment) so that I can take a look at it.

gcgeek

Sorry, here is the script:

Sub InsertDocument()
'On Error Resume Next
Dim CreateDoc
Set createDocObj = CreateObject("ImanClass.ClsImanage")
'Parameters Collection
'Required fields
'Parameter -1 : ServerName (Example: "Vmdemo")
'Parameter -2 : UserName
'Parameter -3 : Password
'Parameter -4 : Database (Example: "litigation")
'Parameter -5 : Author (Example: Username)
'Parameter -6 : Operator (Example: Username)
'Parameter -7 : Doctype (Example: doc, pdf)
'Parameter -8 : Class
'Parameter -9 : Doc Description
'Parameter -10 : FileName to Import

x = createDocObj.CreateDocument("Vmdemo", "avt", "test", "IMAN_EWORK", "avt", "avt", "word", "doc", "testdoc", txtFileName)

Set CreateDoc=Nothing

End Sub

Thanks
Ravindar

jny

Which version of WorkSite is this? I've never seen this object before. It does not come from the WorkSite NT iToolkit SDK. I've also never seen this script.

Would you let me know how you have acquired this script and this class object?

gcgeek

We have received this script through training.
And, the version WorkSite is 8.0.

My goal is to insert a word doc into WorkSite.
How can this be done?

Thanks a lot,
Ravi

jny

Well, this must be some kind of a helper object that wraps the actual WorkSite API's. You'd have to check with the code author of the class to debug the reason behind the activeX error. It could also be that the DLL associated with this class object has not been registered on your machine.

If you use the WorkSite API's directly, you may use the ImportCmd Object to automate the task of importing a new document to WorkSite. The iManage Extension Library for WorkSite Developer's Guide.pdf manual in your WorkSite iToolkit shows you how to use this command object.

gcgeek

Thanks a lot golden!