Well,

There are a number of factors that you need to consider. Below, I list some of the most important ones:

1) Are your business rules contained within business objects? - If not, then this a huge strike against moving it as is. It can still be done, but you'll need to re-write it completely.

2) You'll need to make everything stateless. Meaning you cannot assume that if you set a property on a form at run-time that it will remain that way.

3) Speed is a huge concern since you would effectively be placing all the processing on the server, every process must be optimized as fully as possible.

There are some other issues, I'm sure, but these are ones I can think of off the top of my head.

HTH

Travis

>We have a large, complex VFP7 application that is used by numerous clients. Is it possible to move such an application to the Web? We would want a client to be able to access their system and data from anywhere. How would we go about it? What factors are there to consider? I know absolutely nothing about Web programming or anything related to it, so I have no idea where to even start. Any suggestions would be appreciated.
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>Elyse