Jay,

I don't do VB *bg*, but I'm working on a project right now where I'm calling a VFP server object from VC++. As far as I can tell you can't pass object references from one program to another and expect them to understand what to do with it. In VC++ I do the equivalent to CreateObject(), and believe me it ain't near as easy as it is in VFP!, and then the VC++ just issues calls to the VFP public methods. When I need to signal to the VC++ app that something needs to be attended to I am using RegisterWindowMessage() and PostMessage() to put a windows message into it's event loop, the VC++ code sees the message and in response calls another of the VFP server methods. I don't know if you have access to the windows message queue in VB like you do in VC++, we don't have access to it in VFP.

>What I'm trying to do is create a call back scenario. Right now, I have an ActiveX EXE that is written in VB. VFP instantiates it, and then I need to pass an object reference to another object in VFP so that the ActiveX EXE can call some methods.
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>Is this possible?