Claudio,
The error handler in these tiny scripts just pass through whatever was caught in VFP. So, in fact, they are using the VFP error handler. I guess you could set it up to return something user-friendly if you've finished debugging...
>Hi, Claude.
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>>Claudio,
>>Here's some simple C# and VB code for calling VFP mtdlls from ASP.NET
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>Thanks a lot. I´m going quite good with my studies with that. :)
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>>(the important part is the error handling):
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>I must confess: error handling in .NET is what I really didn´t like. I prefer VFP's Error() method. I just think that´s too obvious we want to give a try and if something went wrong, handle the error...
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>>Also, Rick Strahl has a new white paper on the subject:
>>http://www.west-wind.com/presentations/VfpDotNetInterop/vfpDotNetInterop.htm
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>Great, I´m already reading it. thanks. :)