[lacrue79]

Hello I've inherited the task of converting code from a vb.net app to word VBA. I have most of the conversions done except this one statement...

ServicePointManager.ServerCertificateValidationCallback = New RemoteCertificateValidationCallback(AddressOf ValidateServerCertificate)

The above statement is how it is coded in vb.net. I get an error at the first parenthesis stating expected end of statement. How can I convert this line of code without losing the intent? Any help is appreciated. Thanks!

[BobRodes]

VBA doesn't allow you to use this syntax, because it doesn't allow you to pass arguments to constructors. If you want to call a procedure as part of the process of instantiating an object, you'll have to create a method that either raises an event that the procedure handles, or have the method accept an object as an argument, which object has a method of its own that is the procedure that you want to call, and have the method call the accepted object's method. (Whew! No clearer way I can think of to put that.)