>>>I have been writing code in vfp60 and now I need to start coding for web apps.
>>>Can someone tell me the place to start...also... is vfp the best choice for
>>>coding web apps?
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>>I just finsished an Internet search of the various possibilities.
>>The BEST tool out there is West-Wind's WebConnection. Rick may have been a mediocre Heavy-Metal "Head banger" (You can hear some of his music at his website) but his WebConnection Framework is AWESOME!
>>I just finished evaluating the WebConnection 3.52 demo and am recommending we adopt it. If you want to maximize your use of existing VFP code & skills and don't want to re-invent the wheel using CodeFusion, PHP, Python, MySQL, PostgrSQL, etc., then WebConnection is the way to go. (I am not an employee of West-Wind, but I feel like Saliari watching Motzart... 8-)
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>Hi Jerry,
>wow! you should send your resume to West-Wind, they probably could use you.
>I would like to look at some small samples of how vfp does web apps. Do you know of any samples I can get a hold of?
>Thanks for the information and about West-Wind....:)

Sure!
Go to the West-Wind site and download their 3.52 demo, which is the fullblown product except that it doesn't allow you to compile to exe. You have to DO main.prg to run the wc server. I used Personal Web Sever 4.0 (PWS4) from my Win98SE CD and set it up on my PC. That why I could create code and html and test it all on my box.
JLK

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