>>>So now: ASP, JavaScript, VBScript, ADO, SQL Server 7.0.
>>>Soon: Java.
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>Carl, you might want to take a look at ColdFusion from Allaire. This is turning into a great alternative to Active Server Pages for the layer between the back-end database (anything ODBC, or native SQLServer or Oracle)and the html pages. There is a vibrant developer community that reminds me of the way it was with Fox pre-Microsoft. I just hope to god that Allaire doesn't get bought out for a few years.
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Cold Fusion's debugger can't touch stepping through Fox code, and the performance isn't nearly what you can get from VFP using Web Connection.

>That said.... you can't do anything in ColdFusion that you can't do in VFP+WestWind.
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But the inverse isn't true, there are things you can do in Web Connecton that you can't in CF.

>But hey...ASP are great for putting flat files on the web. ColdFusion works pretty well for a couple of joined files. But I'll stick with native fat clients (written in FoxPro) for awhile longer for doing things that are anything more complex than a shopping cart.
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>--- Larry

I'm moving rapidly to fat client and Web Connection for more robust applications that can be run inter or intra net. Rick Strahl's product is a Godsend for the VFP community.