On Monday, July 31, 2006 9:28 AM Stephen Russell wrote
From: Michael Babcock [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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How best would you use VFP as the middle tier?
Only with a VFP front end.
It is funny that I first thought the same thing. Then I asked myself,
that a VFP middle tier really should work
David Crooks wrote:
On Monday, July 31, 2006 9:28 AM Stephen Russell wrote
From: Michael Babcock [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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How best would you use VFP as the middle tier?
Only with a VFP front end.
It is funny that I first thought the same thing. Then I
From: David Crooks [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Only with a VFP front end.
It is funny that I first thought the same thing. Then I asked myself,
that a VFP middle tier really should work with any front end. Right?
How does VFP interact with messages from a VB client, and how do you
pass back munged
From: Michael Hawksworth [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Try turning it around! If you were using c# for the middle tier what
would you pass?
Depends totaly on what is the receiving code compiled in. VB6, VB.NET,
c++, java, python?
XML sounds great, but at what volume and what distance are you
On Jul 31, 2006, at 9:32 AM, David Crooks wrote:
How best would you use VFP as the middle tier?
Only with a VFP front end.
It is funny that I first thought the same thing. Then I asked myself,
that a VFP middle tier really should work with any front end. Right?
You have to approach
Stephen,
It's been a long time since I did any XML from VFP. Can VFP pull schema
and determine that there is a small combination of tables in an xml
file? Or do you have to parse that out yourself?
VFP's XMLAdapter can handle it if the schema isn't too complicated. In
general, anything output
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