Fernando,
read my comments in blue.

>Venelina,
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>>Six moths I wait to receive answer from you and Fox team about sent C++ code for improvements in FoxISAPI. May they will help Fox community in web applications.
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>I really care about this issue (FoxISAPI), but it seems to me that MS (VFP team) don't think it's worth to improve it or even to say it exists and should (could?) be used. It's just an example app.

Yes, as an example app it is not supported by Microsoft product support. There isn't any kind of explicit or implicit obligation that Microsoft has assumed for developing or improving the FoxISAPI.dll

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>In most threads (if not all) where our fellows ask the way to go web development, most people (if not everybody) here will tell them to use some of the add-ons available. FoxISAPI is left just for marginal use?

Yes... and no.
Why no: As a demo application it is not recommended to use it, if you do not know exactly what it does and what are its limitations.

Why yes: ISAPI is standard API for creating MS web server (IIS) extensions. I believe that West-Wind Web Connection was started as version of FoxISAPI and after a lot of code improvements and polishes, now it may (or may not) have some parts of the FoxISAPI code. What I am sure is that WC.dll utilizes ISAPI as the FoxISAPI.dll. The advantage of wc.dll compared to FoxISAPI.dll is that it is a supported extension. Moreover wc.dll has some cool features like using not only COM messaging like FoxISAPI, but file-based messaging and ASP Scripting conext messaging also. The advantage of FoxISAPI.dll is that you have full source code and you are free to make improvements.

>Questions: is FoxISAPI a thing to be used? It is/will be a real/good choice to be selected by FoxPro web developer? Why people is not encouraged to use it? It will be suported and improved by MS? What will be its role in the future web development scenario (if there will be one)?

Yes, it is - see http://www.compuneed.co.za/ it is implemented using FoxISAPI (or modified version of it). Many people do not encourage themselves to use FoxISAPI because it is harder to maintain it. I do not think that MS will begin to support FoxISAPI - this because if they do it, they might blow out products like West-Wind Web Connection and FoxWeb... (Well this is not certain to happen, but even possibility for competition offence is considered by MS)
Also MS focuses its development forces over ASP.NET, so that if you wish to use supported by MS ISAPI extension - use ASP.NET

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>Regards,
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>Fernando

I think this is enough as outline
Kind Regards