Yes, jsc.exe works with regular .js files, but JScript.net tutorials can show you how to build a GUI with buttons and everything for your .js file! Compile your .js file by starting up the command-line shell (cmd.exe), in the same folder as jsc.exe and your .js file,type jsc then a space and then your .js file's name - hit enter - done.

But that's the minor issue: There are major problems in the compiler, valid code may crash it easily and then all you have is an exception thrown somewhere in the depth of jsc.exe with no hint which file is causing the crash let alone which line of code. Here's an example of what happens (I was casting a strongly typed array into an ICollection):

WScript is a variable that is not available in the context of jsc.exe. See this post for more info. In your case simply use var omgShell = new ActiveXObject("WScript.Shell");, and replace all references to WScript with omgShell. or simply do var WScript = new ActiveXObject("WScript.Shell");

2015年12月5日 · I've just started learning JavaScript, and I'm not planning on using it in a web app, just a desktop app. I want to compile my JS files so that I can run them on windows, but the jsc.exe compiler i...

2012年2月4日 · OK I'll put it into an answer format then :) Concerning the JScript compiler (jsc): The compiled exe will be dependent on .NET being installed on the target machine, just as any other .NET executable concerning versions, etc.

What are the JavaScript compilers or interpreters available for Windows? I read the book Eloquent JavaScript recently. This book introduces the reader to programming using JavaScript as the first

2016年11月9日 · You should try jsc.exe (under Windows only), NWJS or Electron. The latest two are surely your best pick. Edit: I would add NeutralinoJs to my previous suggestion.

2011年9月13日 · I am using the jsc.exe compiler that comes with the .Net Framework for compiling my JScript.Net scripts into executables. What is the right way to reference assemblies from the command line? I keep getting "the referenced assembly could not be found" errors so I must be doing something wrong. This is what I tried:

2010年2月24日 · Is ther any way to execute javascript from a .bat file or embed the javascript in .bat file. I need a javascript code to write/read to a file in a local folder.This javascript i should be able to

Note: I don't want to use JScript "extensions", meaning keywords that won't run client-side (in a web browser), for example, class, package etc because I want the code to be clean as possible for copy & paste back into client side script environment (Regardless said "clean" code compiles fine by jsc.exe without use of those extensions).