Do you mean in a Visual FoxPro sense ?
I am currently playing around with VFP data using ASP.Net MVC 3. In
terms of pure access to VFP data it is pretty easy to knock up an MVC
site without the 'MV' part, in other words just controllers that return
JSON.
So a controller would be like:
[HttpGet]
public JsonResult GetActivityOutcomes()
{
var VFP = new Vfp();
var Json = new JsonResult();
Json.Data = VFP.GetActivityOutcomes();
return Json;
}
This uses a back-end class 'Vfp' which has methods like
GetActivityOutcomes that access the back-end VFP data using OLE Db. The
advantage of this is that you can just HTTP call it like this:
http://mywebsite/Home/GetActivityOutcomes
or
http://mywebsite/Home/GetCustomers?code=ABC001
And get nice JSON back, without all the tedious faffing of web services.
Well, they're tedious and faffy in the Windows world at any rate.
--
Alan Bourke
alanpbourke (at) fastmail (dot) fm
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