Hi Rick:

Tanks for the link, it is a fantastic white paper!

I have just some questions about it, that I didn't found clear:

1) When you talk about the server, does this apply to any server, even Windows Server 2012 R2 (64 bits)? Because with every new Windows version, Microsoft is taking out functionallity and backward compatibility

2) If you have existent VFP9 COM+ components on the server, serving web-services with there WSDL files, is doable a compatible WSDL (even using .Net 4 "dynamic" featuer) for not needing to change clients that uses the Soap toolkit or MSXMLHttp 2.0?

3) (Extra:) Do you remember the "Enterprise Services" of Windows Server 2003, that allowed the autopublishing of COM+ components using automatically generated .Net 2.0 proxy DLLs? Well, are the steps you explained in your white paper (specially "Accessing Data and Passing it to .NET" at page 36/37) the most close we can get for reusing those services?

Very thanks!


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>FWIW, I did a session on calling and creating SOAP services with .NET using FoxPro last year at Southwest Fox. The white paper is online here:
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>http://west-wind.com/presentations/CreatingAndConsumingFoxProWebServicesWithDotNet.pdf
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>+++ Rick ---