Hi Amilcar, in the world of frameworks, you might want to have a look at StrataFrame as well, there's a trial you can download... www.strataframe.net

Abraços.

Ivan



>How to learn C# (or maybe VB.NET) and Java and not dying in the attempt.
>
>I found some material:
>
>C#
>==
>
>Kevin McNeish Book.
>http://foxcentral.net/microsoft/netforvfpdevelopers.htm
>It is free.
>
>Also and article at
>http://www.mug.org.ar/FoxProGufa/ArticFox/537.aspx
>Where is compare some commands of C# and VFP.
>
>Another very good videos and tutorials (Spanish)
>http://www.desarrollaconmsdn.com/msdn/Cursos/Curso_Introduccion_a_.NET_con_CSharp/index.html
>
>The C# Programming Videos located at
>http://msdn.microsoft.com/vcsharp/programming/videos/
>
>Les Pinter Visual FoxPro to Visual Basic .NET book (www.pinter.com)
>you can download the draft book from there...or buy it
>
>The "problem" with VB.NET is that we avoid all about Visual Basic an all seemed to it, but it is a very good option...we have to be open mind.
>
>JAVA
>====
>
>Java main web page
>http://java.sun.com/
>
>Tutorials
>http://java.sun.com/developer/onlineTraining/
>
>The most famous and used Java IDE's (also JBuilder but it is not free)
>
>A very good free IDE
>http://www.netbeans.org/
>
>And another IDE sponsored by IBM also free
>http://www.eclipse.org/
>
>But,
>I cannot find nothing on how to do with java what we usually do in VFP
>for example:
>
>The equivalent of:
>- All the methods and properties of a VFP Form
>- How to link a textbox with a table field, where is the ControlSource ?
>
>I propose to create a public web page or a blog page to accomplish that kind of things maybe not only .NET and Java also others lenguajes would be welcome.
>
>Subjects like:
>
>The equivalent of...
>Skip, go top, locate etc, all VFP commands !
>The controlsource property in Java is...
>The codeX to simulate the VFP Keyboard command
>How to implement a Grid in C#, Java, LenguageX...
>The validate, when, tabstop, etc, etc, properties...
>Load, init, keypress etc.
>How to migrate to...
>
>It is WANTED VFP programmers with experience with those languages...
>
>Amilcar Pino
>
>Have a nice day ...