> However, if you create a Perl object and use that to connect the XS stuff,
> you can use the class' destructor, the DESTROY sub. It will get called
upon
> garbage collection when the object goes out of scope or when the program
> terminates.

    It's what i do in my first release.
    I haven't trouble with WebBrowser. But, with other ActiveX, i have an
Exception.
    After some research, i found it's necessary to release all before the
event loop stop.
    I think DESTROY sub is call after all window have receive WM_DESTROY
message.

Laurent


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