>>The function is cipher() which was created by Sergey Berezniker. I use this function in my VFP application to encrypt the password field. To make this field compatible with ASP.NET app I need to have this function. It is probably possible to write this function in C# but I don't have enough knowledge of C# to do it. This is why I thought that if I could create DLL or EXE with VFP (that has this function) I could then call it from ASP.NET.
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>>>What function is it? Surely it can be duplicated in C#.
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>>>>If I want to use a VFP function in my ASP.NET program (using C#), how can I call it (if possible)?
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>>>>TIA
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>This is for an ASP.NET application? Why not just use built in Forms Authentication capabilities?
As I mentioned the fields I need to access from ASP.NET are encrypted with VFP cipher function (created by Sergey B.). And did find my conversion of the VFP code into the C# code. I simply forgot that I already did it some months ago.
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