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How to Deploy C++ Web Service?

I'm so fustrated! While my prefered approach is still to call a C DLL from
C# Web Service, I thought I would tran another approach while waiting for a
response.

I created a C++ service using Visual Studio 2003. I then hit CTRL-F5 and
verified the HelloWorld worked. I then looked all over Visual Studio 2003
and could not figure out how to deploy the beast. The C# Studio has the copy
project menu entry: not so for C++! Why not?

So I fired up Front Page and created a new web directory on my remote
hosting service by first creating a folder and then right clicking on it to
convert it to a web folder. Then I used FTP to drag and drop all the files
Visual Studio 2003 created to the new web folder. Then I point my browser at
the asmx file and I get this as a result (see below). I did not touch
anything between testing it out on my local instance of IIS (where it
worked!) and the FTP (oh -- I did have to create a Web.Config file to see
the error message but that is all).
So it worked locally! Why not on my hosting service?
Thanks,
Siegfried

Description: An error occurred during the parsing of a resource required to
service this request. Please review the following specific parse error
details and modify your source file appropriately.

Parser Error Message: Could not create type 'AnalyzeCase.An alyzeCaseClass' .

Source Error:

Line 1: <%@ WebService Class=AnalyzeCa se.AnalyzeCaseC lass %>
Line 2:
Source File:
C:\Inetpub\webs ites\evidence\s tage\htdocs\Ana lyzeCase\Analyz eCase.asmx
Line: 1

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