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prg: //////////////////////////////////////////// o1 := CREATEOBJECT("PaymentService.BluetoothConnector") // ok MsgInfo( ValType( o1 ) ) // -> "O" o2 := o1:GetInstance() // error MsgInfo( ValType( o2 ) ) //////////////////////////////////////////// error.log Application ======...

Also please try:

local o2 := o1:Invoke( "GetInstance" )

Please try this:

local o1 := CreateObject( "PaymentService.BuetoothConnector" )
local o2 := o1:GetInstance()

MsgInfo( ValType( o1 ) )
MsgInfo( ValType( o2 ) )

Yes, invoke is the last entry in the list

metro2 wrote:

Is Invoke() the latest entry in the list ? The scrollbar seems to have more to show

Thank you
Yes, all 4 classes are visible



http://www.inteh-app.com/app/ActiveX_scr4.png

Download this utility to see the registered classes of activex and olecom components.

https://www.mitec.cz/Downloads/OLExp.zip

We need the complete list

Please click on Print or Excel to get it

Please double click on the highligthed (blue) line to show its info

Thank you for the quick response

I hope that's what you were looking for




Registry

Please build FWH\samples\olebrow.prg and inspect the DLL OLE class that you want to use and paste here what you get

Example:

...           //==========================================  I received an email from the equipment supplier saying that they use a singleton pattern to manage and control instances of Bluetooth connections and suggest that I use the factory method BluetoothConnector.GetInstance (string serviceGuid) ...

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