I think you have 2 options to present to them:
1.) possibly the easiest, ms terminal server or citrix access
2.) make into a real web app by converting GUI screens into HTML templates and compiling classes into a .vfp. mtdll and calling from ASP or ASP.NET. If your app is designed from the get-go with this sort of web access in mind, this can be fairly easy.
.VFP. web services doesn't sound like what they want. With web services, you'd still use a GUI but the methods might be located some place else on another web server. It sounds like they want to access the web app from a browser not a GUI...
>Hi All,
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>I have just finished an application (compiled as .exe) for my client running on their LAN. They have now asked if I can make it "web accessible".
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>To me that means 2 options (but little understanding of how to implement):
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>1. Create a web app accessed via a browser - Create an html UI calling VFP business logic and database. But HOW? Also, if I SAVE my forms AS html, what do I do with the event code in the forms - it seems to dissappear?
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>2. Use a WebService - I cam able to register and create the wsdl/wsml files on the web server. It's my total lack of understanding of how to get that information out the other end (Client side) that's a minor drawback.
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>From what I have read, I would rather go the Webservice route However I have a time constraint and am unsure which option would prove quicker to do. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.
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>Cheers,
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>Blair