Thanks Mike I will try and create an ASP page tomorrow morning. The meeting is in the afternoon.

I am not sure how to create an ASP page though. What tool should I use.

Will I still be able to use the IASPI listner if it is an ASP page?



>>At the developers meeting all we will have is a laptop that may not have the Soap development kit installed on it but it will be connected to our network and be able to see the web site that IIS has created for me.
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>Just bring the VFP7 CD with you and install the Soap toolkit before you start. Then you cun run actual clients on their.
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>>Is it possible for us to run explorer on the laptop and navigate to a web page which includes a call to my new soap object.
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>Sure, just use an ASP that calls teh soap toolkit.
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>>If so can it be a normal HTML page or does it have to be an ASP page.
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>If you want it to run on the server, ASP. You could probably call the SOAP page with some client side Java Script to, but I doubt you fell like playing with that (though I can see how that would be useful).
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>>Any advice on how I can simply show off the SOAP com object I have created is most welcome.
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>Be creative. For example, create an object that will return XML data (if you make the data related to what the audience deals with every day you might have more luck). Then, do three things,
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>A. Show a rich client, that sucks in the XML, and displays teh data in a grid
>B. Show an ASP page running a different server than the one your Web service is on and show how it can take the XML and make an HTML page out of it
>C. Show a simple VB Script that can run off the desktop, access the same XML and show it to the user