>>>Here is the API I need to call. Anyway I've done a .DLL in the meantime, but I'd like to know if it's possible to call it using only VFP.
>>>
>>>DWORD WNetAddConnection2(LPNETSOURCE lpNetSource, LPSTR lpPassword, LPSTR lpUserName, DWORD fdwConnection)
>>>
>>>LPNETSOURCE defined as follow
>>>{
>>>dwType /* Integer, no problem */
>>>lpLocalName /* Points to a string */
>>>lpRemoteName /* Points to a string */
>>>and so on ..
>>>}
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>>This is not the real declaration of NETRESOURCE in Win32API.
>>
>>>So, I could pass a string as lpUserName or lpPassord, but how do I pass lpRemoteName since it is a pointer to a string within a structure.
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>>As already said, you must build a string to simulate the structure. But if I understand you well, the problem is that you don't know how to take the address (pointer) of a string in VFP, isn't it?
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>>This is a really good question. I think you can't do it in VFP! Unless you write a DLL function that will take a variable as parameter (pass it by reference) and will return its address (pointer). But this is not VFP only.
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>>Please let me know if you found anything better.
>>
>>>Can I construnct a Fox string as "0UserNamePassord...", I think I can not do that, can I?
>>
>>I don't understand what you mean. Can you be more specific?
>>
>>Vlad
>
>Hi,
> Have you tried passing null terminated string itself, I mean
>"AAAA\0","BBBB\0". Just an idea, I never tried it.

You can pass "AAAA"+chr(0) if you need to pass a null terminated string.

But for this particular API function, you must pass a pointer to a structure. In the structure you have some pointers to null terminated strings. Usually, you can build a string to simulate the structure. But I don't know how to take the pointer to string to put it into this structure-string.

Vlad
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>Narendra