Thanks

I will try your code and tell if we succeed. What we want to do in fact is catch the URL from the filter in C++ and call foxpro com object to check this url and depending of the user we will accept the access or redirect him to another url.


Michel


>Michel,
>Here's some c++ code I use that's fairly simple:
>

>#include "windows.h"
>#import "c:\fox\test\myserver.tlb"	//use the full path to the server tlb
>
>int WINAPI WinMain(HINSTANCE, HINSTANCE, LPSTR , int)
>{
>	using namespace myserver;	//use the myserver namespace
>	ImyclassPtr pmyclass;    // declare a smart ptr to the server
>	CoInitialize(0);			// initialize COM
>	pmyclass.CreateInstance("myserver.myclass");	//create an instance
>	_variant_t myvar, vresult;	// declare 2 variant variables.
>	_bstr_t res;				// declare a bstr variable
>	myvar = "version(1)";	// assign the variable
>	vresult = pmyclass->myeval(&myvar);	//invoke the method
>	res = vresult.bstrVal;	// get the Unicode result
>	MessageBox(0,(char *)res,"",0);	//show it
>	pmyclass = 0;				// release the server
>	CoUninitialize();		//uninitialize COM
>	return 0;
>}
>
>

>>Hi
>>
>>We try a filter(write in C++) on our web server and this is working. This filter converts HTML response data to upper case if requested by the client. On this server we create a com object and what we want to do is call this object from this filter to do some task. Is it a way to create the object and call this object from c++ code.
>>
>>Thanks
>>
>>Michel