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12/11/2002 14:51:29
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Visual FoxPro
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Internet applications
Title:
Miscellaneous
Thread ID:
00715843
Message ID:
00721901
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In a couple of days, I should have ready a web framework that will do all of this automatically. I'll make it available here on the UT for free.
If you don't want to wait, you'd have to create a virtual directory in the IIS management console. You would then run the tlbimp over your mtdll out to the \bin directory under the virtual. Here's a good article on the subject: http://www.aspheute.com/english/20000828.asp
>Hello,
>
>I have downloaded the .net framework, I have build a COM object and compiled in a MTDLL but now what must I do ?
>
>How do I use the tlbimp ??
>
>What is my next step to make my sample run from my asp page?
>
>Thanks
>
>Xavier
>
>>Xavier,
>>At least to start with, download the free .NET Framework at:
>>http://msdn.microsoft.com/netframework/downloads/howtoget.asp
>>Just with this, you can call VFP mtdlls from .NET - you simply run the included tlbimp
>>command on your VFP mtdll like:
tlbimp avfpdemo2.dll /out:avfpdemo2_dotnetproxy.dll
>>Now you can call your VFP mtdll from ASP.NET(.aspx), for example, with the following C# (entered using
>>NotePad or the VFP editor):
>>
>>< % ERROR:  @Page Language="C#" ASPCompat="true"  % >
>>< % ERROR:  @Import Namespace="avfpdemo2_dotnetproxy"  % >
>>< % ERROR:
>>server x ;    //server is the VFP class
>>x = new server() ;
>>try
>>   {
>>   	Response.Write(x.demo());   //demo is the VFP method
>>   }
>>catch(Exception ex)
>>   {
>>       	Response.Write("Caught .NET exception, source: " + ex.Source + " message: " + ex.Message);
>>   }
>> % >
>>
>>
>>>Hello,
>>>
>>>I looking for info and sample code etc... on how to use VFP in a .NET environement.
>>>Also what is the best complementry language (ASP.NET, VB.NET, C# ,...) I should learn to deploy my VFP apps on a .NET environement.
>>>
>>>Or should I simply drop VFP and move onto VS.NET
>>>
>>>I am still confused !
>>>
>>>Xavier
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