Not without a lot of work, no. If your application is written to not be so GUI heavy, meaning that you have data interaction inside your program .vs having business objects and a multi-tiered layered application, then it will be a lot easier.
The GUI cannot be used, as is, on the web. However, you can build a GUI that looks like your Delphi application using Intraweb, then use it to connect to your DB backend.
Architecture of your application is key in these matters. If you designed it to be used from muitiple modes of access then it will be a lot easier.
I will say that I have some code, a Class Factory, that takes standard Delphi controls and creates standard HTML3.2 code that makes the page look just liek your Delphi form. However, it only works with a few standard VCL controls and 3rd party controls are not supported. I have not finished the class factory but if you'd like to see how it's done, let me know.
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by: Freddy1990Posted on 2009-07-28 at 05:39:01ID: 24960000
I'm not sure you can with Delphi 7, but CodeGear does have Delphi for PHP which might do the trick...