rathinagiri wrote:That's it!
So, our base framework is ready. Thanks a lot Roberto.
Yes, it is!
I've started with the more difficult part, but it proves that the project is viable.
You can retrieve a dbf table from the server, and select records for further processing.
All we need now, is to create the pending generic server functions (append, delete, modify) and the pending most used GUI widgets (checkbox, listbox, combo and radio).
Then, a fully functional application will be possible.
Remember that all the properties, events and methods of the controls are already available via DOM, so, we don't need to code it.
The following stage could be create wrapper functions/methods to simplify access to GUI objects and new, more advanced widgets.
Finally, a PHP websockets server with the same generic functions as Harbour one, to be able to use the same application, when a non-in-house harbour server be possible.
This PHP server, could allow us to access dbf files with the native PHP capabilities to handle them, and, of course, MySql.