Hello, again. Many thanks for the info so far.

Its looks good for VFP and WC as being our development environment, but before we make the commitment, I have been asked to look at the potenital problems (such as scaleablity, reliability, security, etc). I have found most of this from the extensive information from your website.

I still have a problem understanding how we could write a DLL component which is accessable through script and a browser (no internet server!) I wonder if you could expand a little on your previous statements.

>Building an application that runs standalone as well as through a Web server is not easy to build. But you can build the HTML generation code in such a way that you can reuse the same generation logic offline as well as online.
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>Web Connection provides server connectivity, and provides extensive HTML/XML generation features which can also be used outside of Web Connection. In fact, we have several of our sample applications that operate that way with online/offline views using the same generation routines. However, this still doesn't mean the same exact codebase is used.

... and also provide a little direction with the following:


If Web Connection is server side, does this mean that it cannot be sent out on CD without distributing a Web Server Service (Personal Web Server) so that it can be used on a standalone machine?

Can a DLL be called from a script within the browser to access calculations and return results?

Looking forward to hearing from you soon :-)

Jason