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hi --> I seek 4 days for my problem --> please help

I have CortalConsors.TradingAPI.dll and CortalConsors.TradingAPI.tlb and the doc for all objects inside.

I want made code in perl

I have example in .VB like

Imports System
Imports CortalConsors.TradingAPI.DE
Imports CortalConsors.TradingAPI.ValueObjects.DE
Module TradingAPIClient
    Sub Main()
        Try
            ' Create the session facade
            Dim sf As New SessionFacade

            ' Login
            sf.LoginWithAddOnName("OrderAddVb")
.......
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I have also example in C++.COM , C++.NET and c# .

If I write:

 
my $sf=Win32::OLE->new('CortalConsors.TradingAPI.DE.SessionFacade');
print $!;
print Win32::OLE->LastError();
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then I have: Win32::OLE(0.1711) error 0x80040154: "Klasse nicht registriert"

If I do : regsvr32 CortalConsors.TradingAPI.dll

then I have : Das Modul CortalConsors.TradingAPI.dll wurde geladen aber der dllRegister-Server Eingangspunkt wurde nicht gefunden

In which manner can I use the .dll in perl ?????

--> I try WIN32::OLE and WIN32::API and have no success !!!!!

In OLE/COM Object Explorer I see:

Name: CortalConsors.TradingAPI.DE.SessionFacade
GUID: {C30D1F5C-0F97-4A05-BACA-885D135975B8}
----------------------------------------------------------------------
+----------
CLSID
   {C30D1F5C-0F97-4A05-BACA-885D135975B8} = 
      Implemented Categories = 
         {62C8FE65-4EBB-45E7-B440-6E39B2CDBF29} = 
      InprocServer32 = 
      InprocServer32[RuntimeVersion] = 
      InprocServer32[ThreadingModel] = 
      InprocServer32[CodeBase] = 
      InprocServer32[Assembly] = 
      InprocServer32[Class] = 
         1.1.1.0 = 
         1.1.1.0[Assembly] = 
         1.1.1.0[RuntimeVersion] = 
         1.1.1.0[CodeBase] = 
         1.1.1.0[Class] = 
      ProgId =
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Thank you (sorry for my english)

In reply to DLL or VB to Perl by joago

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