Hi Terry,

> API_1484_11 = this.document.APIAdapter;

Looks to me like the APIadapter is a Java applet. In this case, it would run on the client side. If the COM object resides on the server, you have several problems to solve. First of all, you need to write your own Java applet that provides the same interface, but talks to the COM object. Or, you have to replace the various method calls with a single GET statement. What you cannot do is to get a reference to the COM object, because the reference is needed on the client, whereas the object sits on the server.

Either the Java applet, or the Javascript code needs to consolidate all object accesses and submit a single request to the server. On the server you need some sort of backend that supports the creation of VFP COM objects. This can be foxISAPI, ASP, PHP, or any of the FoxPro web products.