>>I have created an OLE application server using VFP 5.0, and have set the instancing to multi-use. I am accessing this object through ASP, using the Server.CreateObject command, and everything works great for the first instance of the object, but the server cannot create a second instance. If I build the OLE server with instancing set to single use, I can get as many machines as I want using it, but each one causes an instance of the object to load into memory. Does anyone know how to get multiple instances of the same object running, without loading the VFP runtime file into memory each time?
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>>Thanks in advance,
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>>Rick
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>It is my understanding that your server it working correctly.
>Multiuser means for VFP that more than one user can use that
>App but each will wait his turn. Single means that each hit
>starts a new instance.
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>At Dev-Con we were told that VFP 6 will have a different theading model.
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>I'm sure this is not what you wanted to here but, that My understanding.

Thanks for the reply Jeff, and if VFP 6 will have a different threading model, that will be great. However, in my case, when set to multi-use, I'm not getting the effect of each user waiting his turn, I'm actually getting an error message from ASP, saying that the createobject command failed.