Great, thanks.

>There is an older version that is free. It's from 2007 when Rick first blogged about it (download link at bottom of page). It wasn't even called wwDotNetBridge at the time. It didn't even have a name really, just something like Hosting the .NET Runtime in Visual FoxPro.
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> http://www.west-wind.com/WebLog/posts/104449.aspx
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>Anyway, it finally got named "wwDotNetBridge" and, now, best I can tell, the latest version, which includes many enhancements over the original post, is only available as part of his VFP tools like Client Tools for VFP or WebConnection. For instance, it now includes InvokeStaticMethod() which was only mentioned as a future idea in the original blog post.
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>The West Wind Client Tools is the basic package (also includes wwDotNetBridge).
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>http://www.west-wind.com/wwClientTools.asp
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>>Where is the class itself? Is it freely published?
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>>Thanks again for sharing.
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>>>OK, guys - There's more than one way to skin a Directory...
>>>
>>>Check this out:
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>>>I had known that the great Master, Rick Strahl, had created a DotNetBridge class that allows you to call .Net classes from VFP. So, I felt sure that the CreateDirectory() method on the System.Io.Directory class would honor the casing of the string I passed in, so I dug into wwDotNetBridge, and it works perfectly! Plus I learned how simple it is to create and use an instance of a .Net class in VFP using this class lib.
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>>>(wwDotNetBridge is included in many of the West Wind software suites)
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>>>Here's the simple code:
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>>>loBridge = CreateObject("wwDotNetBridge")
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>>>loBridge.LoadAssembly("C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727\System.dll")  
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>>>loBridge.InvokeStaticMethod("System.IO.Directory", "CreateDirectory", "F:\JOBS\GEM001\TEST")  && Honors case!!!
>>>

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>>>More samples of using wwDotNetBridge are here:
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>>>http://www.west-wind.com/webconnection/wwClient_docs/_2940qlt64.htm
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>>>>See http://www.berezniker.com/content/pages/visual-foxpro/creating-directory-preserving-name-case
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>>>>>Anyone know of any utils for VFP that will create a folder path given a passed in string?
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>>>>>

>>>>> CreateFolderPath("F:\Quotes\GTH001\12345\")
>>>>>

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>>>>>Some parts of the paths may already exist, some may not. I just need it to handle all the relevant issue. If it exists, then fine, it not, create whatever is missing.