Hello Powershell Friends,

 

I have a script the creates a string.

**********************First Start**********************************

# do fun stuff to create string

Return $stringOfInterest

**********************First End**********************************

Now the I would like to call the first script from the second.

 

**********************Second Start************************

$wshShell = New-Object -com WScript.Shell 

$PSCommand = "powershell.exe -command "
$PathToFUN = "\\server-01\Utilities\fun\fun.ps1"
$PSFUNCommand = [string]::Concat([Char] 34,$PathToFUN,[Char] 34)
$PSFUNCommand = [string]::Concat($PSCommand,$PSFUNCommand)
Write-Host $PSFUNCommand
Write-Host $wshShell.Exec($PSPODCommand).StdOut.ReadAll
****************Secind End*******************************

 

Now if I run the first script from Powershell, all is good. I get the correct string value.

If I Run the second script that calls the first one I get  "string ReadAll()"

 

What am I missing?

 

Thanks for you Thoughts

 

Anton

Maybe I am missunderstanding you, but I don't see the need for a ComObject, when you call a Powershellscript.

a simple:

write-host (&$PathToFun)

should fit your needs.