Yes, same idea as your ASP class. In fact, the classic ASP objects - Request, Response, Session, etc. are made heavy use of in VFP, even when called from ASP.NET. A few big differences though, HTML templates are usually used which can have VFP expressions embedded in them with the bulk of the app code in the VFP server. This separates nicely the interface from the app code similar to "code-behind" in .NET. Or even include VFP code blocks right in the HTML template ala classic ASP except using vfp code. The templates can be created and edited with any HTML editor like FrontPage.
-A VFP mtdll is a vfp multi-threaded dll ideal for calling from the web
-TLBIMP is a .NET utility that prepares a COM server for use with .NET
-a .NET proxy dll is created when TLBIMP is run. This dll allows the vfp mtdll to "interop" with .NET

>Hi Claude,
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>Thanks for the response.
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>I'm somewhat new to Web Forms side of things. What is an mtdll,proxy dll and a TLBIMP. I did take an ASP course some years back but never did anything with it. In that course we did talk about how ASP can call a com component on a server to return a recordset or update a file.
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>thanks,
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>Don