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Do you need to create an ActiveX control for you VFP app? Are you adding functionality to your VFP app though .Net? Are you migrating your VFP app to .Net, but can't move the entire app at one time? The Forms Interop Toolkit was developed to assist you in all these scenarios. I've just published a new paper, Integrating .Net Winforms with Visual FoxPro that show how to use the Toolkit to do all this. As an added bonus, the paper also shows how to COM-enable a WPF control and use it on a VFP form.

Labels: .Net, ActiveX, VFP, Winforms, WPF

I've posted a new article on my web site, "Continuous Integration in .NET". Continuous Integration is a method where source code is continually built and tested, resulting in better quality applications in less time. While Visual Studio Team System gives you the tools you need to do continuous integration, the cost is prohibitive to most shops. This whitepaper discusses free tools that allow you to integrate continuous integration into your .Net development.

Labels: .Net, Continuous Integration