Thanks Craig,
I got VFP under control but I believe one of the reason management would like to go to different platform is the lack of programmers interesting in VFP. So if I leave the company they believe it is hard to find someone to maintain the app.


>Windows inclused MSMQ ( a message queue). Your VFP application should keep running for years. I would have it send data to MSMQ and store it there, then when they hook up to the network at the office, it will sync up with the server.
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>>We have vfp9 desktop application that's deployed for few years now for customer XYZ.
>>We lately built a Java web application running on Tomcat with Spring/Hibernate and Oracle 11g.
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>>Now we have the user download one exe installation (built using wise) and kaboom installed, done.
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>>The new web application running on our server, all is fine for those customers.
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>>Our customer XYZ do not want to go web. they want to keep the app on their servers (100s). the user go to the field to do their work and come back sync their new work with the server.
>>Because of VFP end of life we want to install our web on their PC and servers. let say it is a large number of users (1000s)
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>>Here is the question: how do you think I should change in the web app as described above to have one simple install for the user like we have now for VFP. We would like to re-use our web app for this customer but installing oracle (even xe) Tomcat and configuration would be a big mess. any idea??? any suggestion on new tools etc ???