You could just use VFp mtdlls that are called form ASP or ASP.NET. This technology is all built into vfp. The asp or asp.net scripts can remain static and all of your development can continue to be in VFP. That is, except for the HTML interface, which will consist of HTML templates evaluated at run-time and developed with something very simple like FrontPage.
Check out http://www.activevfp.com/avfpdemo2/default.aspx for more info on this technology...

>I have been a FoxPro developer for about 5 years now. My company develops all of our systems in-house using FoxPro exclusively. We now want to start putting some of our internal apps on a web site so our users can access information while travelling. Any suggestions as to what languages/classes I should start learning? We will need to design the front end and access our internal DBs. I have a very basic knowledge of HTML and have looked into West-Wind Web Connect and will probably use that. But I'm wondering if I should take a course in VB.net or maybe C++. Will I need to learn ASP?
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>Thanks in advance for any information.