Hi, Thanks for the reply. I am creating a new object to WIN32::OLE in the thread and I am consistently getting the following here:

Win32::OLE(0.1709) error 0x800401f0: "CoInitialize has not been called" at test.pl line 63 thread 1 

use strict;
use Win32::OLE;
use Win32::OLE::Variant; 
use Win32::OLE qw(EVENTS);  #reuired to capture the events
use Thread qw(:DEFAULT async yield);
Win32::OLE->Initialize();
my $RQCC;
my $modemPort = 32;
my $ret;
my $deviceId;


my $EventQueueTread = Thread->new(\&MonitorEventQueue);
system "pause";

RQCCExtension::RQCCSreenMsg("INFO", "EXIT TEST CASE" );

sub MonitorEventQueue {
   
   Win32::OLE->Initialize();
   my $Devicehandle = win32::OLE->new("rqccdriver.ExternalInterface.1"
+) || die "CreateObject: $!";
   if(!$Devicehandle)
   {
    print ("ERROR", "Could not create instance of RQCC" );
    exit(1);
}
   print "Should be Devicehandle = $Devicehandle\n";
   my $Version = $Devicehandle->GetVersion();
   print "Version = $Version\n";
}

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In reply to Re^2: Passing win32::0LE object handle to another thread by himanshujain_60
in thread Passing win32::0LE object handle to another thread by himanshujain_60

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