Ah, PostSetup.EXE is a C++ front-end that runs with InstallShield. The equivalent in VFoxPro is the WebAppBuilder interface. They both call PostSetup.DLL which has no interface in it at all - it just sets up the Virtual Directories.
I did it this way so that the regular VFP runtime doesn't have to be included with a distribution in addition to the multi-threaded runtime.
That code will work if you CD to whereever the PostSetup.dll is first

>Claude - when webappbuilder is run the postsetup form never comes up.
>I tried to call it as follows form a program:
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>lcname = "test"
>lcfolder = "c:\testdir"
>lcdomain = ""
>lcwebsite = ""
>oWAB=CREATEOBJECT("PostSetup.setup")
>oWAB.newsetup(lcName,lcFolder,lcDomain,lcWebSite)
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>The postsetup.dll and postsetup.exe exist in c:\testdir folder so I called it from that directory. Probably a stupid question but what is the difference in those two files? When I try to run the exe from VFP command line it says it is not a vfp exe file.
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>Any way I get the following error when I run the above code "ole idespatch exeception code 232".
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>I tested the postsetup from the start menu, it prompted me to kill the two virtual directories in IIS. After I killed the virtual directories and ran the postsetup again the virtuals directores were created and the demo worked fine.
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>How can I run the postsetup interactively?
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>>Thanks to all that tried this with XP. As I've said, I don't have any problem at all with WebAppBuilder on Win2K.
>>If someone fixes the AVFp 2.1 version of WebAppBuilder on XP, I'll include in the next maintenance release and give full credit to that person. It shouldn't be hard. The part that's creating the VDs is PostSetup.dll. We know it works when AVFP is first installed. But, that same routine is not working in WebAppBuilder on XP. From some of the responses here, it sounds like it's a pathing issue.
>>Any help is appreciated - support Open Source in VFP with AVFP!