hi,

if i like to use Threads for activeX, i can use a new instance from activeX.

is there a Limit of Instance i can use ?

what happend if one of my Thread "hang"
... what happend to the activeX ?
... how to "kill" that Thread and axtiveX ?

Sample :
it is know that "Excel.EXE" will stay in Memory if you have call
:Quit Methode with "open" Workbooks. If you now start your activeX
again it will open a new Instance of "Excel.EXE".
how can i find out with instance belong to which Session ?

greetings by OHR
Jimmy

Hello AUGE_OHR" AUGE_OHR*AT*WEB.DE,

> is there a Limit of Instance i can use ?

Memory

> what happend if one of my Thread "hang"

What do you mean by hang?

> ... what happend to the activeX ?

So long as a reference is retained to the activex object and the process 
is active, the object survives.

> ... how to "kill" that Thread and axtiveX ?

You must release the activex object references.

> Sample :
> it is know that "Excel.EXE" will stay in Memory if you have call
> :Quit Methode with "open" Workbooks. If you now start your activeX
> again it will open a new Instance of "Excel.EXE".
> how can i find out with instance belong to which Session ?

You can compare the workbook instances with the application workbook list. 
 Otherwise, you could just coorelate them in xbase++ variables as you create 
the activex objects.

Regards,

Rodd Graham, Consultant
Graham Automation Systems, LLC