>Ah yes, forgive my "senior moment"...I remember now! I meet literally hundreds of new people at each conference so it makes it difficult to remember everyone. Look forward to seeing you again in Milwaukee.


Being more "senior" than you, I would claim even more "moments".

I've actually thought about talking my client into hiring you to do an audit of what I have accomplished. I used the VFE 5.0 framework (no slight to you and MM) so much of the framework (the Codebook part) would be familiar. I'm not exactly clear on what I would want to accomplish. Some sort of review: these parts are good, this is flakey, this could be done better this way, this is way too slow, ... Something of this nature. Does that make sense? Would you ever have time to do this?

Another aspect would be consultation on future development directions. I'm very interested in the possibility of using a VFP front-end talking to a VFP server module and sending data back and forth with TCP/IP and XML. Since the front-end and server programs have such different jobs to do, it seems like they would each be based on a different framework. A primary design goal would be to enable the client to connect to the server either over a high-speed in-house LAN or via the Web, somewhat seamlessly.

I would love to get some consulting/training on this (particularly if I can get the client to pay for it. :) Of course, I will be talking with Rick Strahl if I can. I believe he will be at GLGDW also.

Peter