Although I have not tried this with the Response Object, I have tried this with other objects - like Word and Excel. With 6.0 COM Objects, you should be able to pass the Response Object as a parameter to a method in the class in the DLL. The method in turn would invoke the Write() Method. Thats one method. The down side is that you are tightly coupling things between the VFP object and ASP.

A better alternative IMO - is to have the VFP object create an ADO recordset that is served up to the ASP page. The nice thing about this approach is that your VFP COM Object can serve data up to a variety of clients - including VB, VFP, ASP, Word, Excel, etc. This is where VFP and ADO make for a powerful combination.