> The next leg of this is to then monitor the Internet traffic, and if any > site matches another list in the database, the access to that site is denied.
If your need is not too urgent, I believe that the demonstration of RB7 technology at the last R:Base conference included a browser component that is usable on R:Base forms. This would let you create an R:Base form with an edit box for the user to type in the desired address, an EEP on the field to allow you to check for existence of the URL in the database, and a browser to actually show the site browsed to. In effect, you would be writing your own internet browser (using the IE ActiveX control installed on all Windows computers) but allowing you EEP level access to code. To do what you want now, you would in effect have to write an R:Base aware proxy server to run on the local machine. This is not rocket science, but it's not trivial either. -- Larry _________________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Get your free @yahoo.com address at http://mail.yahoo.com
