Hi,
 I'm new to posting on this group so I'm sorry if this post should be
directed to another, more appropriate, group.  In any case, I've been
working on adapting a COM dll developed by someone else to access a web
service.
 It works like this...a program (that I can't modify) calls a COM dll
(written in Visual C++ 6) that needs to somehow access a web service.
Does anyone know of any easy way to do this.  I've tried a number of
solutions so far.  I found a Microsoft add-on to Visual C++ where you
can provide a web service's dll and it generates a "web service proxy"
which comes in the form of a couple .h files with lots of code.  I
tried to compile this and it spit out so many errors I had to scrap the
idea.  Next I found a tutorial on how to access a web service from VC6
and I got this to work somewhat, but my C++ skills are pretty weak.
 What I'm trying now is to write a DLL in C# using Studio 2005 that I
can call from the old COM dll.  I've run into problems with this too.
 Basically, I'm looking for an easy solution to this problem that I
haven't thought of yet.  Any help would be hugely appreciated.

Eric Kirkham