No, it works in standalone exe only.
VFP 7 has EXECSCRIPT() function.
In previous versions you can use Randy Pearson CodeBlock or FoxCode class shipped with VFP.

I have found that for data intensive applications it is better to use pure VFP language, not to create html pages with foxpro code.
Create process class methods which will generate the code using response.write() or in VFP 7 use

TEXT TO Response.cOutput additive  TEXTMERGE NOSHOW
  <<expression>>
endtext

Use IE 5.5 with XML data islands to process data.

I have also tested a this web server also using Catalyst free Winsocket and DataWizard High-Performance SocketQ servers.

>Hi Andrus,
>looked at the thread and the Web page and got some input on possible pitfalls.
>
>What I don´t understand: Do I need an instance of the development version to run eWebServ? Because it needs to interpret / compile the FP code?
>
>I´m still evaluating different approaches and will have a lot to check out, but I´m intrigued by 'cost'. First and foremost I may try eWebServ on the Tosh laptop because of its lack of a Web server on this castrated XP Home.
>
>Thanks
>G