The samples are from the MSDN. You might be able to find them on MSFT's web site. C:\PROGRAM FILES\MICROSOFT VISUAL STUDIO\MSDN98\98VS\1033\SAMPLES\VFP98\SERVERS\FOXISAPI\

I am still learning this technology, but so far I do not see a lot of coding that is need to take a VFP app and make it run on the web. The FoxIS sample does have the extra code to create the HTML and is only coded for grid and comboboxes.
HTH!


>Where are you looking at the FOXisapi samples? I have read Rick Strahl's book, and as I remember, getting into FoxIsapi is getting into heavy coding; the FoxIsapi that he demos runs VFP code and returns HTML...but it is still needs to be written and coded for each specific example. There is no way to write code for an ISAPI server that generically turns any FoxPro application in a web application. He talks about running a "slim" VFP application, but if you look at all the coding that needs to be done for the ISAPI server, there's nothing slim about it.