>>>I need some assistance with an Internet archetecture problem. A client wishes to provide realtime status reports to his customers via his website. The web server is a professionally-hosted, shared device at a remote location. His data is in Fox 2.x tables on a Novell server behind a firewall. One workstation running NT 4 server has been located outside the firewall and assigned an IP address. This machine has read-only access to the Novell server. Is it possible to have a COM server on this workstation that can respond to http requests WITHOUT putting IIS on the workstation? If so, what do I need to know/do to make this work?
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>>You can use vfp webserver framework to build a stand-alone webserver:
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>What is the vfp webserver framework?

This is a VFP form and class with source code which shows how to use
MS Winsocket control to implement http server in Visual FoxPro.
It implement ASP style Request and Response objects.