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West Wind Web Connection 7.40

February 20th, 2024     11mb
works with Visual FoxPro 9.0

Please read the Installation Instructions in the documentation before installing. There are pre-requisites and specific installation steps you need to follow in order to install Web Connection.

Older Versions

These old, legacy versions are the last of each major release of Web Connection. Version 5.x and earlier support older versions of Visual FoxPro, but please note that we no longer support any old versions - you can use them at your own risk, but we won't fix bugs or security issues.

West Wind Web Connection 6.22

October 10th, 2018    30mb
works with Visual FoxPro 9.0

West Wind Web Connection 5.72

April 23rd, 2015    20mb
works with Visual FoxPro 9.0 or 8.0

West Wind Web Connection 4.68

Aug. 30th, 2005    10mb  
works with Visual FoxPro 6.0-9.0

Web Connection Requirements


Visual FoxPro

Versions 9.0 8.0, 7.0 or 6.0 SP3 (depending on version)

Web Server Support

  • Internet Information Server (IIS 7-10)
  • IIS Express 10 or 7.5
  • Web Connection Web Server (.NET Core 8.0)

HTML Editing Environment

In order to work with Web Connection Web sites you'll need a good editor and specifically an HTML editing environment. You can use any editor or IDE of your choice, but we do have a couple of recommendations that we provide additional tooling for:
  • Visual Studio Community Edition (free) recommended
    Visual Studio Community Edition is a free version of Visual Studio Professional that can be used by most developers (except large corporations) for free. Web Connection provides a Visual Studio Extension that integrates Web Connection and FoxPro into your application workflow. We also provide many code snippets with a wc- prefix that facilitates embedding common Web Connection and HTML/Bootstrap constructs into your HTML pages.
  • Visual Studio Code (free)
    Visual Studio Code is a light weight, cross platform code editor that unlike Visual Studio is very small and very fast. It supports many common file types out of the box and it has an extensive eco-system of extensions that provide countless features on top of the base editor. VS Code is a joy to work in as the editor is very responsive and low friction and it works great with Web Connection Web sites. Web Connection provides a set of VS Code code snippets that you can get to by typing wc- in the editor andthat provide many common Web Connection and HTML/Bootstrap shortcuts.