>>>Can you pass parameters to COM DLL objects? If so what is the syntax?
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>>Monte,
>>You would pass parameters the same as if were a regular VFP object.
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>>myreturnvalue = COMObject.Method(param1, param2, param3)
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>>The only difference with COM objects is you can't pass parameters directly to the Init using CreateObject/AddObject/NewObject. You need to create another method that accepts those parameters and does whatever processing you need done.
>
>Here is an example of what I'm doing...
>
>

DEFINE CLASS ComSecurity AS SESSION OLEPUBLIC
>
>    cSQLServer = "TEST"
>    cDatabase = "TEST"
>
>    FUNCTION Init
       * parameters deleted because they don't work in COM
>      RETURN .T.
>    ENDFUNC
<

     FUNCTION SetProps
       LPARAMETERS tcSqlServer, tcDatabase
       This.cSqlServer = tcSqlServer
       This.cDatabase  = tcDatabase
     ENDFUNC

>ENDDEFINE

>
>I compile the code above into a COM MTDLL and from my command window execute the following code.
>osec = createobject('comsecurity.comsecurity',"X","Y")
>? oSec.cSqlServer
>Result: .F.
>? oSec.cDatabase
>Result: .F.
>
>What am I doing wroing?

See the bold text from my other response. Add something like the new function I added above to set those properties.