Re: Communication between Visual C++ and Visual C# by means of WEB services

Khalid,

This seems like it is a bit much just to use some functionality in a C++
application. Are the components in the C++ app separated in such a way that
you could create a library out of them?

Why not compile them into a library and then create a managed wrapper
around it, or must the application run on the console and then the .NET app
access the running app?


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- Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP]
- mvp@spam.guard.caspershouse.com

"Khalid" wrote in message
news:4e5e42f8-a656-4968-a49c-bf60b92ef4ca@e1g2000hsh.googleg roups.com...
> Hi all,
> I have a problem. I have some DLLs developped with borland C++ and I
> want to use them in a project that I want to develop in Visual Studio C
> ++. This project is only a "conosle" that offer some methods of these
> DLLs. I want also to create antoher project with Visual Studio C# that
> is the Graphical User Interfce of the first project developped in VS C+
> +.
> My problem is to create an architecture that make possible the
> communication between VS C++ and VC C#, and I have thinked about web
> services: GUI made with VC C# call some methods of Web Services
> provided of VS C++ and application made with VS C++ call some methods
> of Web Services in VS C# to refresh the GUI and so on...
>
> It's a little bit complicated to explain, but hope it was clear.
>
> I want, Please, some suggestions on how to make this possible and, if
> available, a better solution.
>
> Thank you very much