Would you be interested in giving a chat lecture on this subject for the Wed Night Lectures? http://fox.wikis.com/wc.dll?Wiki~WednesdayNightLectures

Something along the lines of "being productive in ASP-only environment".

>It uses ASP without COM components. There are a number of reasons for this decision. At this point it looks and operates like a desk top application. I wanted to do it in West Wind but the corporate standard is Visual Interdev and fighting city hall is impossible around here.
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>I have tool bars and navigation bars which are INCLUDE files. Some of the forms have an average of 5 INCLUDE files and 4000 lines of code (including business rules, data validations, etc. but without INCLUDE code)
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>I built a form using VFP, and did the conversion to web enable it. Total time to create the form (from my library) was one hour and time to add code necessary for web enabling was about 15 minutes. It takes 3-7 days to create an ASP form of the type required. It was impossible to convince management to save time - they want a web app from Visual Interdev. Have you ever tried to build a house with a screwdriver? Well, that is how I feel about this project. The good news is that management knows this is a task that will take a long time and they are not down my back. I do not recommend this approach if you have a choice.
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>Needless to say I have learned more than a few things I did not know while on this project.
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>Tom