Hi all,

Thank you Jack for your support and announcement

I confirm we're working hard on FoxInCloud roadmap, and we'd love to experience as many applications as possible during beta phase.

Please note Automated Adaptation operates in 'Test mode', on a prior LOCAL copy of your application source code. There is absolutely no risk to either disclose or modify your production code.

You may also be interested in completing FoxInCloud on-line survey, just to know more about how "webifying" a VFP application : http://bit.ly/hzPMRE

Thank you

>I have been working with the FoxInCloud beta, the “webification” solution for VFP applications introduced at SWFox in Phoenix. I'm still not 100% sold, but it looks like an interesting approach. Thierry Nivelet has been extremely response to my problems in the beta and he is getting close to having the second phase of the beta complete.
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>Thierry needs more applications (beta test) to run through the FoxInCloud Adaptation Assistant to help speed up its final release by the end of 2010. You can check their website and White Paper for details (www.foxincloud.com) but let me summarize it for you:
>- FoxInCloud will let you publish your VFP application on the web without rewriting your application.
>- You will be able to run the same code on the Web and as usual as a regular desktop application.
>If you are interested in joining the Beta Test program like I did, contact directly Christophe at c.unrug@foxincloud.com.
>The beta testing is quite simple and straightforward and consists in checking that your automatically “webified” VFP application is still perfectly running on a regular desktop environment.
> (Note: usually only parts of the application that make sense to have on the web need to be webified).