>>> 1) This is about web stuff. And a self-styled "community" open source initiative.
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>OK, but we are also talking about how SednaX is just one project with some volunteers, and one or more new projects can be created at anytime by any volunteers to work on any open source community project based on any new or existing source code or product.
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>2) VFP does not offer web stuff natively.
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>Correct. Microsoft has put significant efforts in ASP.NET as well as Visual Studio web development which is very compatible and works well with Visual FoxPro. You can combine ASP.NET development or simply HTML editing with things like VFP objects in the Visual Studio 2005 editor. Plus, you can now obtain Visual Studio 2005 Web Express version for free download which is very compatible with VFP, see http://msdn.microsoft.com/vstudio/express/vwd/. While there are many great web centric add-on products for VFP, the Microsoft story is VFP with ASP.NET together for web development. From our world-wide VFP surveys, more than half of VFP developers who do web development use ASP.NET or ASP with VFP, more than any specific VFP add-on product.
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>>> 3) The VFP community does care about web stuff.
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>I agree, and there are good solutions that exist for either free ASP.NET/ASP with VFP or with one of the several VFP add-on web developer products.
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SNIP
Now I AM confused.
I understand that ActiveVFP is ASP.NET + VFP and it's free.
So why is it, again, that ActiveVFP doesn't "fit"?
By the way, do you know if the SednaX "sponsors" asked ClaudeF if the source was provided or available for provision?

JimN