Hi Greg,

I really don't know much about this, but I'll try to give a couple of hints. "Dynamic linked" sounds kinda like a DLL to me. Is that the case? If so, you might be able to use DECLARE to call functions in the DLL, or CREATEOBJECT() if it is a COM DLL. Otherwise, maybe you can create an FLL to access the Header/Library files. The VFP help file has some info on that.

>Hi everyone !
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>I am working on a project that requires me to use a C libraries to monitor and recieve events from a Mitel 3300 Switch (Telephone PBX).
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>Mitel docs state that:
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>To communicate with the MiTAI server in the 3300 ICP or the SX-2000 ApSU, a MiTAI application needs to compile and link with MiTAI Client libraries. There are two types of MiTAI client libraries (“Dynamic linked” and “Static linked” library versions).
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> The names of Header and Library Files are:
> libmtai.lib Object code for the MiTAI client software.
> Mtai.h Code files which call MiTAI routines must include this header
> Mtaierrs.h Error codes returned by failing MiTAI commands
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>How does one go about creating a c++ wrapper dll that links to this libmtai.lib so that I can create an object in VFP to both make function calls and recieve events ?
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>Thank You
>
>Greg Foote