Hi Richard,

We're using Mere Mortals framework here for VFP native database. It allows us to work productively and quickly, though we did find few problems and were forced to change some things in our biz class and even in Mere Mortals framework classes.

The problem with this framework that it's highly unlikely you would get any technical support from the author. It looks like VFP version of Mere Mortals framework is the unwanted child now... So you may be on your own exploring the framework, though there is a category here and some users still offer support...

Other than that it is a great framework.

>Hi all,
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>We have recently purchased the MM Framework for evaluation. After a couple of rushed days on the framework we were beginning to worry about the use of MM. Saying that we never allocated enough time to give the framework justice (Classic out of the box assumption). The foundations of this framework are sound, but I am beginning to realise that breaking into it (without too many hicupps) is going to require a inside knowledge of how the framework operates. Although the use of the framework builders are great there are serveral little gotcha's that make the framework look terribly buggy.
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>Anyway to the point. I love the built in support for N-Tier apps. I was wondering whether there is an option to use a SOAP interface for the middle tier rather than using a distributed COM solution. Anyone got any guidence on how to achieve something like this using the MM framework? We will be certainly using SQL Server for the end tier.
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>TIA
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>Regards
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>Richard Norris
>Status Computers
>England