Thanks - I need to start simpler. It also seems that the XP iisHelp is more atune with Win2k. THe excellenct white paper by Rick is circa 1998.

My scripts folder is in C:\InetPub\Script.

DO I copy foxISAPI.DLL to that folder? I note that the "Default Web Site" (Virtual Directory) does not list a sub-folder "Script" (as a virtual directory).

I also am wondering if the foxISAPI.DLL needs to be registered?

But regarding the test, I have been trying to work the more "sophisticated"
COM presented in Ricks 1998 White paper. I am also using that paper (NT4) towork through configuring IIS (on my XP). I confess the difference between the two dialog schemes (XP vs NT4)is making it difficult.

Do you have a reccomendation regarding foxISAPI? Should it go in the 'physical' folder Inetpub\scrips? Does foxISAPI.DLL need to be registered?

Thanks


>Hi Terry,
>
>Im running xp pro with vfp7, what you can try is load up the foxweb sample that comes with vfp. It should be in the HOME()\Samples\Servers\Foxisapi\Foxweb directory. Just open the project and compile it.
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>Just open up an ie window and goto http://localhost/scripts/foxisapi.dll/foxweb.server.hello and it should come up with a hello world page.
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>You may need to add settings into the foxisapi.ini file for your server and you should learn to use iisreset very often. I found that sometimes your instance may not release properly until iis has reset :)
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>I made a sample but everything I did is just the same as the foxweb sample.
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>HTH
>
>Michael Henstock
>AWS
>
>
>>Hello Micheal
>>I am trying to implement foxISAPI. I have XP Pro and I think I performed all the administrative tasks needed to set up IIS. I then copied foxISAPI.dll to InetPub\Scripts. I also tried a few INIs to see if I could get the browser to run a localhost return. - It couldn't.
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>>Could you offer a simple sample or share any insights regarding implementing a local host (VFP 7) foxISAPI install and / or testing.
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>>Thanks
>>Terry