>You say "...rarely leads to an optimal choice.". I'm reminded of the saying that goes something like 'let's not let the goal for perfection stand in the way of the very good'.
>I really have to ask you just what would be the "optimal" choice for a shop with skilled VFP developers and a successful VFP application suite needing integration with the internet?
>Surely you will not be answering with ASP.NET plus C#/VB.NET plus SQL Server since it remains basically UNPROVEN technology with only glowing POSSIBILITIES as its credentials.
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>You say "The real IP value in any app is in what it does - not how it is written.". Clearly, then, a VFP app could easily have a very high IP value just as a VB4 or a C++ app could... and as a .NET app may someday have.
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Hi Jim,
I would like to inform you that this is a way skilled VFP developers and a successful VFP applications to come in the world of Internet.
We try to made FoxISAPI and ASP internet solutions and we fail, but with ASP.Net & C# we gain. Shall developers us VFP and/or SQLServer/MSDE it doesnt matter.
This is already proven and fast solution according my clients.
Acoording my bank account this is profitable solution