>>I'm presently into Java and JSP
>I felt threaten by the non-support of the VFP language.
>that's why i think we have to move on
>although i am pursuing 2 lines, VB-ASP-SQLServer and JAVA-JSP-JDBC-Oracle for survival as an independent developer.
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>Edward;
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>Good choice! Go with the market and you cannot go wrong. I like to be aware of what is "going on" in the development community and I am not going to let my feet anchor in a pool of concrete!
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>I am finding many limitations with ASP/ADO and SQL Server using IE Browsers - serious issues too. You can forget Netscape browsers - they will not work as required. I am doing a lot of Intranet development using Visual Interdev 6.0 for a major corporation and VB 6.0 and VI 6.0 are our corporate standards. Perhaps not for long as I am presenting my findings within the next few days. There is always the promise that the next version or service pack from Microsoft "will solve all the problems". Oh well, we should all have our dreams!
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>Tom

thanks tom. please update me too on your development direction as you in the states are more well informed. appreciate it.
ed