Cindy,

Thanks a lot for your response. By my intuition I excluded classlib and exe name is NewObject command and then it worked normally. In our main program we have set classlib to this classlibrary, so you're right, we don't need to include it in NewObject call.

Thanks again.

>Nadya,
>
>A search of the MS knowledgebase showed that "invalid file descriptor" errors show up in a couple of different curcumstances, but there was no mention of NewObject(). A search of the UT archives revealed the following:
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>Classes - VCX Re: Invalid File Descriptor Thread #268291 Message #269601
>From 09/27/1999 16:01:30
>Brett Duvall #010721
>Essential Skills, Inc
>Kansas City, Missouri
> To 09/23/1999 18:08:49
>Brett Duvall #010721
>Essential Skills, Inc
>Kansas City, Missouri
>
>Update: Microsoft tech support has agreed that this as a VFP6.0 bug, which is "likely to be fixed in the next Service Pack or Version"...
>
>We found a work-around, however. Before including a classlib or application name in the newobject() function, make sure it is NOT included in SET('CLASSLIB').
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>IF 'mylib' $ LOWER(SET('CLASSLIB'))
>llObj = NEWOBJ("myclass")
>ELSE
>llObj = NEWOBJ("myclass", "mylib", "myapp.exe")
>ENDIF
>
>
>>I have a statement that says
>>SET CLASSLIB TO mylib IN myapp.exe
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>>I am trying to use the NEWOBJECT function in myotherapp.exe like this:
>>llObj = NEWOBJ("myclass", "mylib", "myapp.exe")
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>>When executing the function, I am getting Error 1111 - Invalid File Descriptor.
>>
>>Does anyone know what this means or how I can resolve it?
>>
>>Thanks,
>>-Brett
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>>Hi everyone,
>>
>>I've gotten this strange Error message on this line of code:
>>lotherm = newobject("thermometer", "wg","zipping.app","Zipping Progress for: "+lcfilename,lnReccount)
>>
>>This is from the Help:
>>Invalid file descriptor (Error 1111)
>>Visual FoxPro is unable to open a file.
>>
>>Record your recent actions while using Visual FoxPro and then call Microsoft Support.
>>
>>
>>Funny?