FoxWeb and ASP .NET will both allow you to create web-based applications, they do so using different means: FoxWeb is designed specifically for developing applications in the FoxPro language, using the native VFP data engine. ASP .NET applications are typically written in C# (other languages are also supported, but not FoxPro) and communicate with databases via ADO.
I can't think of a situation where you would need to combine FoxWeb and ASP .NET. You should choose one or the other and stick to them.
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Sent by questionman on 06/13/2005 06:53:53 AM:
With Foxweb at the helm, is there are need to engage in microsoft's .net * asp technology? Do they both basically get the job independantly of each other? |