If your app is a typical single-tier client-server application, you will be able to use most of the code and forms in an ISAPI application, using a TWebConnection. (ISAPI 2.0 is an international standard supported by Apache.) And you will be able to use Apache and any MDAC-connected database you like. However, you will have to separate your application into an app server and app client. If you have never done this, the task can be difficult first. If you'd think you'd like to go this way, I suggest creating a DCOM client version during development, since the client and app server will be able to talk to each other seamlessly on the same PC or even across their common domain. After you get your DCOM app working, it's a very simple matter to replace your DCOM component with a TWebConnection component. Of course, you'll have to have a remote PC outside your domain to test this, but this can be postponed until you are ready to test it on the web. If you are interested, email [email protected] attention Sam. Cheers :-)
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