>I have a question,
>Is it possible to query a FoxPro table (NT enviroment)
>format that recordset into a XML object document and displayed it
>into a web page?

First, I have to ask why you want to do this. Only IE will display untransformed XML, and the stylesheet it uses to do so does not make it an end- user friendly display.

>and If so, everytime a change ocurred on the table(FoxPro) the
>web page will have something like a timer where then the XML object will get updated and re-displayed into the Web page without having to refresh or hit refresh?

There is really no way to push a web page to a browser- the browser has to refresh itself. You can have a web page that uses the Refresh meta tag (view source in the lower left pane here to see what I mean) to refresh itself at certain intervals.

You would need to have code running on the web server to query the data and build the XML output. Rick Strahl has built a very easy to use utility that will convert a table to XML- you could use this utility in a COM object called from an ASP or other server code.

>kind of a grid refresh() kind of thing but by means of XML

If you want to display XML in a web page in the format of an HTML table, you will need to transform it using a stylesheet. But unless you specifically need XML, why not just use an HTML table generated from your cursor?