As an ASP.NET developer, I've always wondered how webconnect worked. Can you give a high-level explanation?

>Hi Cecil.
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>Weather in Pointe Claire this week? Hovering between -1 and -9 (Celcius) and about 1 1/2 feet of snow on my front lawn. Not bad. Maritimes got blasted over the last couple of days with 60cm of snow, and out west they have -30 celcius, so a happy middle.
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>I have stopped doing "Free" foxpro projects a long time ago, when I realise I could make a living at it. As for .Net, I had intentions recently to learn it for a particular module I needed to do (Timesheet on the net with SilverLight), but I had a time constraint and the learning curve was too steep, so we switched to webconnect, because there was no learning curve.
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>>I like your attitude, Mike.
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>>I am "working" for free on a Visual FoxPro project; the non-profit corp has no revenue stream, yet. I do it as I can, while studying C#, VB.NET and ASP.NET. I still love to develop with Visual FoxPro and would take a paying-VFP-project at any point. :) Taking VFP jobs might not be career-enhancing, but they're fun anyway.
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>>With the above said, I am finding that with .NET, I especially like C# first, ASP.NET 2nd, and VB.NET 4th. So, why did I skip the 3rd place? VB has never been my favorite anything. Okay, I am joking a little, but not much.
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>>Hey, how cold is it up there this week in Pointe-Claire?
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>>Cecil
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>>>>I used to be a VFP pro, I switched to c# a few years ago and not looking back.
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>>>>So, I had a tought about this place tonight and I was wondering how this whole thing is still holding together...
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>>>>Back for news... no flame please....
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>>>Stephane, as you know ,I have made a living from Foxpro since 1986 and the more of you leave Foxpro for something else, to more work I have to support what you guys leave behind. So keep on leaving Foxpro, I'll never retire.