Joe:

I can give a hands-up for Codemine. I have used it since V5 and I have been beta-testing V7 and have deployed the V7 beta in all of my production applications (its that good). It is extremely well designed, light-weight, lean and fast. It also allows you to stay close to the Fox when developing. The new version 7 has some brilliant SQL-Server support in there too.

The framework is easy to learn and does not have any legacy methodology to comply with or escape from (read Codebook <s>). Codemine support, whilst usually restricted to e-mail (overseas) is excellent. There is going to be an on-line Codemine support forum soon, as well.

If you have any other, more specific questions to ask about Codemine, feel free to ask me. Otherwise, I hope these comments are of help to you.

>I'm selecting a framework for a medium sized application and am looking at these:
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>Oakleaf's Mere Mortals Framework
>IAS Application Framework
>FoxSolutions Application Framework
>Visual MaxFrame Professional (VMP)
>SoftClassics CodeMine
>Visual FoxExpress
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>I've looked at demo apps and documentation (such as they are) for the above and am making comparisons to VFPs gererated applications.
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>Can anyone who has worked with any of there offer some input.
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>After a quick first pass I'm leaning a little toward CodeMine.
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>Thanks,
>Joe