>>PMFJI and for maybe naive question. Could you describe a small practical example of where you would load .NET from VFP?
>>Thank you.
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>I use it for a lot of things:
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>* West Wind Html Help Builder imports .NET libraries using Reflection
>* Web Connection has the wwSmtp class that uses System.Net.SmtpClient
>* West Wind Web Service Proxy Generator generates .NET proxys then calls them to call Web Services
> (even without the generator calling .NET generated Web Service clients is a very common use case)
>* Multi-threading - if I need something to run Async I have ThreadRunner that marshals the code through .NET
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>Lots of things. wwDotnetBridge also lets you access arbitrary .NET objects and static functions and properties directly from FoxPro code which expands the use case for .NET to just about anything that .NET can do. You can choose from creating code of your own in .NET and then calling that from FoxPro, or call .NET framework libraries that exist as is.
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Thank you very much for sharing the information. I am in the middle of 10 projects but when I am finished or have some free time I will try it.
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