WebConnectionWebServer
The Web Connection Web Server is a self-contained local Web Server specifically designed to act as a server for West Wind Web Connection. Web Connection is a Web Application Server interface for Visual FoxPro applications, that allows FoxPro code to handle Web requests. This server provides a locally installable and runnable server that can be used for local development, or can run behind an IIS Web server. The server acts as a static Web Server as well as specific knowledge about serving and routing to Web Connection FoxPro server requests, providing simplified, in-place configuration for Web Connection applications. The Web Connection Web Server also ships as part of Web Connection and can be redistributed with Web Connection application for running applications on a local machine or on standard IIS Servers. This dotnet tool provides a quick and easy way to install this server on any machine with .NET, global instance that can be easily installed and run from anywhere. Simply point at a Web Connection application `web` folder and you're ready to run the Web Connection application.
Install
dotnet add package WebConnectionWebServer --version 8.4.1
Install-Package WebConnectionWebServer -Version 8.4.1
<PackageReference Include="WebConnectionWebServer" Version="8.4.1" />
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