you could compile the C++ code into a normal managed .NET dll instead of a
native dll by specifying the /clr switch.
that way your ASP .NET application could use that .NET dll without having to
support an interface to a native dll.
right click on your project, select configuration properties -> general and
set 'use managed extensions' to yes.
see
ms-help://MS.VSCC.2003/MS.MSDNQTR.2003FEB.1033/vccore/html/vcrefEECOMCompilation.htm
for more details.
kind regards,
Bruno.
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Hello,
I am a novice in the .net platform. Please help in this.
I have a C++ application which, now will have to be integrated in to
ASP.net for a web application. I understand that .NET Framework
programs can access native code libraries by means of static DLL entry
points.
I would like to know if there are any other means wherein the asp web
application can use the c++ code.
Thanks in advance,
Narmatha