Thanks. Christof always has some good points and argues with a strong knowledge of the technology. However, some of his posts were wrong and I corrected him and received no response. That usually indicates some sort of concession (or frustration?) ..
>Claude,
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>>Any elaboration of the "inaccuracies" of my statements or is this some sort of April Fool's day joke?? I'm all ears...
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>No, I don't care to go into a nit-picking argument with you about what does and does not constitute an inaccuracy. Just go back and re-read Christof's long post, which pointed out several.
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>>Also, I thought you as an Editor of Foxtalk would be interested in the merits of the different technologies for creating vfp web apps. Oh, but I guess this would be "trashing" somebody. I guess this explains the lack of articles on the subject...
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>I *am* interested in different technologies for VFP web apps, and in fact just ran an article (case study) by Dave Bernard in the March issue about a web app that uses English Query to translate requests into SQL Server statements. The article explains how he uses an ASP page to call into a VFP COM MTDLL for the logic.
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>http://www.foxtalknewsletter.com/ME2/Audiences/dirmod.asp?sid=&nm=&type=Publishing&mod=Publications%3A%3AArticle&mid=8F3A7027421841978F18BE895F87F791&tier=4&id=69B23EA7F0914F3C952FE11C6D4A877E
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>I'm sure I will also run more articles in the future about VFP web development -- as long as there is someone willing to write them and they illustrate something interesting.
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>BTW, perhaps you missed this statement from me the first time around: "I think it's great that you are making a free tool available and giving people more options." I really believe that and appreciate your efforts.