I never mentioned vfp - the database could be an access database or vfp database or whatever. The solution I implemented had neither.

A second iis box with vfp may sound like "a pretty simple solution", but in most cases it's not.



>You had mentioned ASP.NET and asp. Where does foxpro run and what db? There's got to be an MS os someplace?? If there is, there could just be an HTML link off the main UNIX web server to an IIS box that has .vfp. - a pretty simple solution...
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>>The site was done in ASP.NET, but could be done in anything In my opinion. >If you have the ability to do asp, you could get the same result.
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>>If he is running on a Unix box, I don't think that's going to work.
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>>>You can also do the same with .vfp. mtdlls reading HTML templates that contain .vfp. variables or even .vfp. code blocks. The .vfp. mtdll is then just called from ASP or ASP.Net...