Hello All, I apologize if I shouldn't be asking about this here. I trying to write an "extension" for a mail server (for windows) that, according to the documentation, requires a DLL file with some entry points (methods with arguments, as I understand it), and should get a return value according to the processing that such methods do.
I tried using PerlCtrl (from PerlDevKit) to create the DLL, and it works perfectly as ActiveX (I can use Win32::OLE or a VBScript to call the methods and get their return values). However, the mail server is not accepting my DLL file as an extension, saying that none of the functional entry points were found in that library. I emailed the author of the server and he couldn't give much support about it, saying that he doesn't know Perl or the tools I'm using, but what he could tell me is that DLL Libraries and ActiveX Libraries are not the same thing and that could be the reason my extension is not working. Do any of you know if there's a (possibly good) way to create simple DLL Libraries from Perl code? Thanks a lot, as always, for your time. Paco Zarabozo _______________________________________________ ActivePerl mailing list [email protected] To unsubscribe: http://listserv.ActiveState.com/mailman/mysubs
