Alright Larry,

The reason most people keep their good advice to themselves is that they know they'll be continually pestered for additional advice...

I went back to my app, and reconstructed the interface class for the object who's events I wanted to monitor. I was very careful, and for all intents and purposes, it appears that VFP7 likes my code. The EVENTHANDLER() didn't blow up on me, and the app ran as I expected EXCEPT that the event-handling class's procedures don't seem to be firing. For instance, the object I'm monitoring has an event called 'IEICQueue2_ObjectAdded', and the handler has a procedure for this:

PROCEDURE IEICQueue2_ObjectAdded(p_Queue AS VARIANT, p_Object AS VARIANT) AS VOID;

I placed a simple MESSAGEBOX() command in the proc for troubleshooting, and it didn't get fired under normal circumstances. I then tried to force the procedure right after I created the event-handler:

oQueue=CREATEOBJECT("ClientCOM2.EICQueue2")
oQQ=NEWOBJECT("QQ")
oQQ.IEICQueue2_ObjectAdded(1, 1) && No error, but no MESSAGEBOX either.
EVENTHANDLER(oQueue,oQQ)  && No error

...where the class looks like this:

DEFINE CLASS QQ AS SESSION OLEPUBLIC

IMPLEMENTS IEICQueue2 IN "C:\PROGRAM FILES\INTERACTIVE INTELLIGENCE\CLIENTCOMLITEA.DLL"

    PROCEDURE IEICQueue2_ObjectAdded(p_Queue AS VARIANT, p_Object AS VARIANT) AS VOID;
        MESSAGEBOX("Added")
ENDPROC

&& ...ad nauseam...

ENDDEFINE

Could you tell me why this is not firing interactively?

Thanks a lot!