Great, thanks.

Pf

>A simple example using WebConnection and the WWSession object
>
>define class weborder as relation
>
> customerName = ''
> customerAddr = ''
> customerEmail = ''
> lineitems = ''
>
>function restoreLineitems
> = xmltocursor( this.lineitems, 'lineitems' )
>
>function StoreLineitems
> this.lineitems = cursortoxml( 'lineitems' )
>
>function SaveState
> this.StoreLineItems()
> lcStr = objtoxml(this,'order')
> oSession.SetField( cData1, lcStr )
>
>
>This is very simplified and abreviated but it should give you an idea how it may be done using WebConnect / and WWXML from West-Wind Software.
>( www.west-wind.com )
>
>
>>Glenn,
>>
>>Can u give me a little more info on how u do this? It sounds like it might be the answer to something I'm working on.
>>
>>Thanks,
>>
>>PF
>>
>>>We are using XML as a state retention device for a WEB system. We preserve a stateful object in XML between user hits. In the object is info regarding user registration, order header info and order details.
>>>
>>>
>>>>Hi. I guess you can say I'm taking a survey. I would like to hear from those of you who are actively using XML, especially where VFP is involved. What are you doing with it? Why is it better for your situation than any alternatives, especially ADO?
>>>>
>>>>I know that's a very broad question. You can start with general answers, if you like, and maybe we'll get more specific later. Thanks.