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	To use the examples below copy the JavaScript code to file (e.g. ''example.js'') and use ''cscript.exe'' to execute it (use ''/nologo'' to suppress banner):		To use the examples below copy the JavaScript code to file (e.g. ''example.js'') and use ''cscript.exe'' to execute it (use ''/nologo'' to suppress banner):
	<code>		<code>
-	cscript /nologo exemple.js	+	cscript /nologo example.js
	</code>		</code>

	==== Access to Input/Output streams ====		==== Access to Input/Output streams ====
-	You can use ''Scripting.FileSystemObject'' to execute WinSCP console interface tool and feed the script commands (using input stream), without creating temporary script file:	+	You can use ''[[http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/6kxy1a51(VS.85).aspx\|Scripting.FileSystemObject]]'' to execute WinSCP console interface tool and feed the script commands (using input stream), without creating temporary script file:
	<code javascript>		<code javascript>
	var shell = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell");		var shell = WScript.CreateObject("WScript.Shell");
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	==== XML parsing ====		==== XML parsing ====
-	You can use ''MSXML2.DOMDocument'' to parse [[logging_xml\|XML log]] produced by WinSCP. The following example follows up to the previous one (which starts session with XML logging and lists contents of initial directory):	+	You can use ''[[http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms756987(VS.85).aspx\|MSXML2.DOMDocument]]'' object to parse [[logging_xml\|XML log]] produced by WinSCP. The following example follows up to the previous one (which starts session with XML logging and lists contents of initial directory):
	<code javascript>		<code javascript>
	// parse XML log file		// parse XML log file