"spero via AccessMonster.com" u56537@uwe wrote:

Thanks, I really like the idea of access 2010 have this feature, I can use
this time to dev the app and when 2010 comes out "go for it". It has been
very disappointing not to migrate your app to the web, I have seen some ugly
sites that have some sort of access support, it is just like running the db
in a citirix client. I truly hope MS comes to the table an lets us publish
solutions to the web and hope it is more like a web dev GUI in 2010! I have
to believe that there will be access users long after we are gone so just
give us the tools to get it to the web!

There are limitations. We don't know much, if anything, about the
SharePoint server stuff that it's running on and will be available.

Nevertheless you down download the A2010 beta yourself and play with
it. Also check my blog in my sig below for several discussions
relating to A2010 and web services. There are a bunch more
discussions which I will be making another blog posting about in the
next day or so check back.

Tony
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