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A way to detect if .NET installed in vfp?
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Visual FoxPro
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Visual FoxPro and .NET
Miscellaneous
Thread ID:
00935858
Message ID:
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Using the good ol cacls command you can accomplish this. TLBIMP will create a dotnet proxy that allows you to use a vfp mtdll with .NET (no VS.net required, just the Framework and SDK which are completely free)...
>PMFJI,
>
>But how do you programmatically setup a data folder with certain rights for ASPNET user? And what is TLBIMP?
>
>Thank you.
>
>>I think it's enough since I don't think it matters which version is installed. This is what I'll do if it's detected at all:
>>1.) Setup a particular data folder with Write rights for the ASPNET user
>>2.) Run TLBIMP over a vfp mtdll
>>I don't think these things are version dependent, but, please let me know if I'm wrong...
>>>I don't think it's enough because you may have .NET Framework 1.0 installed but not 1.1. And 2.0 is comming soon.
>>>
>>>>Looks like if I just check if "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\.NETFramework\InstallRoot"
>>>>is empty in the registry, I'll know if it's there or not...
>>>>
>>>>>This may have been asked before, but, is there a vfp routine available that will check if the .NET Framework is installed??
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