>I created a dummy form, dropped a PowerTCP web server control on top of it, and put this code into the GET Event:
>
>

>*** ActiveX Control Event ***
>LPARAMETERS session, request, response
>ThisForm.Label1.Caption = request.filename
>

>
>And when the event fires, the caption updates. I guess this means that the parameter "request" is an object itself, right?
>
>But wait, there's more I don't understand. :)
>If I do the following in a .prg, I get an OLE error "OLE Error 0x80020006: Unknown Name" on the line that is oW.Get()
>

>oW = CreateObject("Dart.Webserver.1")
>oW.RootDirectory = "c:\"
>oW.LogDirectory = "c:\"
>oW.Start(8080 , -1 , "127.0.0.1" , "127.0.0.1"  )
>tStartTime = DateTime()
>Do While .T.
>  oW.Get()
>  DoEvents
>If DateTime() > (tStartTime + 15)
>Cancel
>EndIf
>EndDo
>oW.Stop
>oW = .Null.
>

>
>I guess there is more than one way to reference a control's event, but I'm not understanding. I also tried to adapt Erik's Moore's "ActiveX Decorator Discovery" code, creating my own GET() that could be called but I get the error "request is not an object".
>
>Anyone?

If Get is an event, I don't think it's necessarily true that it's also a method that you can call. (As evidenced by your inability to call it with oW.Get()). I have no idea what the PowerTCP control is, but does it say that Get is a callable method?

And if this is a control that is meant to be used from/with ASP, then yes, Request, Response and Session are most likely objects...