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.NET Forum / Languages / Managed C++ / February 2007C++/CLI asp.net
Hello, I have been working on a web application that needs to interact with a program on the server machine. The programmer writing the code for the server machine is a C++ guy and I was wondering if it is possible to write a .dll in C++/CLI that can be placed in my web apps bin file so the methods can be called from the .aspx pages using VB.net? Basically the end user needs to be able to start, stop & pause services on the server machine using the web. Thanks, Hawk > Hello, > I have been working on a web application that needs to interact with a [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > Basically the end user needs to be able to start, stop & pause services on > the server machine using the web. As far as I know, ASP.NET can call into any managed library including C++/CLI ones. You can't implement the ASP codebehinds with C++ though. Be careful with thread safety though, ASP.NET has a really complicated system of thread sharing, not one per request and definitely not sequential. > Thanks, > > Hawk Thank you Ben for such a quick response. That was the answer I was looking for. all I keep reading on the web was c++/CLI was not compatiable with asp.net. This clears things up. I wil keep the thread safety issue in mind. Hawk > > Hello, > > I have been working on a web application that needs to interact with a [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > > > > Hawk > Thank you Ben for such a quick response. That was the answer I was > looking > for. all I keep reading on the web was c++/CLI was not compatiable with > asp.net. This clears things up. I wil keep the thread safety issue in > mind. ASP.NET doesn't support C++/CLI code, that is it can't invoke the C++/CLI compiler during aspx processing, however you're talking about an assembly reference to a precompiled dll, which is at the metadata level and therefore completely language agnostic. (Note that using C++/CLI almost always requires full trust permissions). > Hawk
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