>>But don't you use VBScript to test the creation of your COM object?
>Not really. I usually use :) VC++, VB or VFP for the testing.

I meant like this:

< %
  <b>Set</b> oVFPObject = Server.CreateObject("server.object")

  <b>If</b> IsObject(oVFPObject) <b>Then</b>

    x=oVFPObject.Execute(lcID, lcTitle)

    'Release object variable
    <b>Set</b> oVFPObject <b>= Nothing
  Else</b>
    Response.Write("Could not load COM Object server.object")
  <b>End if</b>
% >

Thats VBScript, it creates your VFP COM and tests to see if it was created, ect. Now do you see what I mean? WIthout the VBScript, you couldn't build your COM, and implementing the full power of VB (the alternative to VBScript) doesn't make sense here.