Does it need to be single use? Have you tried to compile the VFP object as a multi threaded COM Server (MTDLL), or is this not an option in your situation?

Aloha,

James

>Sorry for a similar post.
>
>This is from Help:
>SingleUse Objects in EXE Servers.
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>With the Instancing property set to SingleUse, each instance causes a new EXE process to begin (under Windows NT 4.0 or later you will see each running process in the Task Manager). …..
>That’s exactly what my ASP page does when it gets multiple hits in the same time. Here is a source code:
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>

><SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript" RUNAT="Server">
>Response.Expires = 0;
>var oVfpServer = new ActiveXObject("ccsobjects.foxserver");
> // Every remote page is calling same mDispetch method and provides info about a class library
> oVfpServer.mDispetch(Request, Response, Session, 'ccs_middletier', Server);
> // Cleanup
> oVfpServer = null;
></SCRIPT>
>

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>So, in the Task Manager I do see multiple processes.
>
>It works like this when I run my Web locally. Using another Web server I have different functionality. I don’t see multiple processes in the Task Manager and second hit waits for the first one to finish. What kind of Web Server settings am I missing? Another detail: Program gets data from SQL Server.
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>Any help would be appreciated.
>Thanks, Mark