>>>Another option is to use VFP for COM only and then call the COM components from ASP. I think using ASP with VBScript on the server is your best bet for front end and ADO makes a great data manipulation (via SQL) engine.
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>>Jeff:
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>>A note here. VBS is not your best bet for front end code, unless you are guaranteed IE browsers only. Javascript is universally used for client-side code in the Windows world. VBS is used for server-side code in ASP.
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>Alex;
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>Another point I understand about VB Script is that it will not be supported in Visual Studio 7.0. If I am wrong - correct me. My point is I think it is time to go to Java Script for web apps to allow a greater degree of support. When .NET "is here" then we can think about the next step.
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>By the way java script works fine for server side code. At least I know of several developers who use it including myself. I think the reason I tried using it for server side code is the two schools I am familiar with that state it can not be done and the other that says it can. Sometimes it pays to try things on your own and allow "the gods" to do what is pure to them.
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>Ciao.
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>Tom

Actually, it's Microsoft JScript, not ECMA JavaScript that you're running. The difference is MS JScript contains server/ASP and ActiveX objects etc. that aren't available in ECMA.

-JT