Claudio,
it's fairly simple -
in your VFP mtdll called from your ASP.NET/C# script do the following:
oContext=GetObjectContext()
oResponse=oContext("Response")
oRequest=oContext("Request")
oSession=oContext("Session")
or something like that. DO a search on the GetObjectContext on the Microsoft site to get more info. BTW, the articles I mentioned are more for getting the VFP mtdll into the early bound state to work with .NET - that's the real performance enhancement (early binding)...
>Hi, Claude.
>
>I´m taking a look at those links, thanks.
>
>Could you tell me where I can find some info in use GetObjectContext?
>
>TIA
>
>
>
>>http://www.activevfp.com/dev/, specifically "Using COM components in ASP.NET, Christoph Wille, ASPHeute.com" and "Migrating to ASP.NET: Key Considerations"
>>Also, use GetObjectContext to get the ASP objects in ASP.NET - don't pass them up individually like(Response, Request, Session).
>>It's Fast and you get to use VFP and ASP.Net
>>Don't let anybody tell you different until you try this yourself - I see a lot of FUD flying around here...