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Accessing unmanaged C++ code for a new web service

I have a web service written in VS studio .net using C++ with the "managed
extensions" option enabled. In order to implement the web service methods, I
would need to use code from an existing multithreaded C++ (pure C++ exe with
no MFC) application that has a APIENTRY WinMain(...) entry point.

1. How do I invoke the exe from the service, since it does not have the
equivalent of an "InitInstance" (or does it?)

2. IOW, how does a web service call its internal function/method when (soon
after)it starts, before any client has connected?

3. How do I somehow merge/make available the C++ classes into my web service?
Thanks,
Jan 26 '06 #1
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