What you are looking for are Message Driven Beans or MDBs. Basically, they are container-managed components that sit waiting for messages to arrive on a JMS queue or topic, then they grab that message and process it and then go back to wait for the next message. There is plenty of documentation around explaining how they work. Just Google for MDB. There are also plenty of books which cover JMS and MDBs. WebLogic has its own JMS implementation but it is possible to use it with MQ Series. The WebLogic documentation used to include full instructions on how to do this, but I haven't used it since WL 9.2 so I don't know whether the documentation for 10 still includes this. If not, I'm sure a google search will pull up lots of examples.

Hello, here's a list of Code Project usefull articles for you: 1) Sven Wiegand's C++ Wrapper classes for the COM interfaces of Microsoft XML parser[^] 2) nschan's Parsing XML using a C++ wrapper for SAX2[^] 3) Kristen Wegner's PugXML - A Small, Pugnacious XML Parser[^] Best regards, Mihai Moga

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since you have to redo all of the "connections" ( callbacks and all that junk ) in VB, I think that it might be faster to just redo the forms in VB ... maybe there's an .rc import in VB ? Maximilien Lincourt Your Head A Splode - Strong Bad