>And what were they again? I didn't see anything technical until quite a ways down and then you said we'd "never agree"

To recap:
(1) The VFP data engine is not a good choice for a web based application. 24/7 availability is not possible if you need to backup or change data structures.
(2) Notepad is not an ideal IDE.
(3) VFP MTDLLs are not robust enough or scaleable enough for web based applications.

In return can you explain what you consider to be the technical shortcomings of an ASP.NET based solution ?


>>I've done about 6. But only one in VFP (COM with classic ASP) - that was enough.
>>Anyway my rebuttals, which you didn't address, were elsewhere :-}
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>>When you've done more than 1 web site maybe you'll come up with some better rebuttals...
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>>>It's well served because I know the language
>>>>That's like saying "I know how to use a hammer so I'll use it to drive in a screw"
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>>>and it does the job really well.
>>>>That's what we're arguing - don't use it as a conclusion.