FoxInCloud is probably the solution you're looking at
Adapts your same existing VFP code base to run on the Web, and still on
desktop - less than 2% manual code adaptation, all driven by the
"FoxInCloud Adaptation Assistant" free tool.
Here is a live application in the healthcare area:
http://foxincloud.com/CTBtest/
click 'identification'
login: demo
pw: demo
> please note this demo account is read-only - 'Nouv.' and 'Modif'
buttons do not respond ... if you want to experience data update, please
drop me a private email and I'll send you some update-able credentials
Here is another application in the finance industry:
http://iptest.shipmenttrackers.com/
login: stidemo1
pw: stidemo2
This app has a test database - you can update data.
Thierry Nivelet
FoxInCloud
Give your VFP app a second life in the cloud
http://foxincloud.com/
Le 17/01/13 18:10, kamcgin...@gmail.com a écrit :
We have a VFP9 SP2 application for healthcare billing and ePrescriptions and
a connection to many different EHR programs. We are having more clients
using terminal services because it is faster than a local network and also
because many clients have satellite locations. This is pretty easy to set up
for a 'techy', but not something that most healthcare billers can do. Has
anyone thought about putting an application like this in the 'cloud' and
having all the users access with a chromebook? Chromebooks are cheap,
simple, no hard drive, no updates, not much to maintain. They have a
keyboard and mouse like a 'real' computer. They must have access to the
Internet but then all our users with terminal services must have internet
access. It seems that all the things that cause support headaches when
trying to support every new version of windows with everything renamed and
moved and broken would be gone. What would you use to program?
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