The question is: does the Delphi environment create native .NET applications? I don't think it does(but maybe I'm wrong). If it doesn't, then it's probably not much different than using interop with .VFP. mtdlls. The TLBIMP command(free in the .NET Framework) will take a .VFP. mtdll and emit MSIL Intermediate code that is understood by the .NET framework..
>Hi Claude,
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>>Very easy - just create a .VFP. mtdll and call from C# or VB.NET. Works very well (also for web apps)...
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>I don't know if I understand correctly what you're saying, but what I was asking is if VFP can be part of .net, not to integrate to it. In other words, to say VFP IS a .net tool.
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>Pardom me if the way I'm expressing may sound stupid, but I really am a complete ignorant about .net.
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>Regards,
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>Fernando