Soap run UXP script

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I tried running the HelloWorld.idjs example from your-first-uxp-script on a local installed InDesign server via soap, but only got the following error:

<IDSP:RunScriptResponse>
   <errorNumber>1</errorNumber>
   <scriptResult></scriptResult>
</IDSP:RunScriptResponse>

My request:

<runScriptParameters>
  <scriptLanguage>UXPScript</scriptLanguage>
  <scriptFile>C:\\projects\\InDesign_Scripts\\Scripts Panel\\JF_Scripts\\UXP\\HelloWorld.idjs</scriptFile>
  <scriptArgs>
    <name>test</name>
    <value>value</value>
  </scriptArgs>
</runScriptParameters>

I have done something wrong?

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ilxDEVCorrect answer

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Jacob, with a little additional effort I was able to get the HelloWorld.idjs to execute on the server. It required placing the script on a local directory of the server "C:\Adobe\Scripts\" and executing this from the command line:

"C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe InDesign Server 2023\sampleclient.exe" -host localhost:<your_port_number> c:\adobe\scripts\helloworld.idjs

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lifeabeach808

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Having the same experience as Jacob. Can we please get some support from Adobe here???

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ilxDEVCorrect answer

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Jacob, with a little additional effort I was able to get the HelloWorld.idjs to execute on the server. It required placing the script on a local directory of the server "C:\Adobe\Scripts\" and executing this from the command line:

"C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe InDesign Server 2023\sampleclient.exe" -host localhost:<your_port_number> c:\adobe\scripts\helloworld.idjs

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Jakob FreyAuthor

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Thanks that worked.

It looks like you can only run UXPScript with the script content in the "scriptText" tag, like the sampleclient.exe does.

Is there a way to get it to work with "scriptFile"?

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