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VB6 and webservices

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NN - 14 Sep 2006 20:42 GMT
Hello, I have a problem.

I have a program in VB6 that has to save a file in a database, but it has to
do it across a webservice created with .NET
So, the webservice must take the file that the program in VB6 send, connect
to the database (in MySQL) and save the new record with the file.

The problem is that i never use a webservice in a VB6 program, someone can
help me?

Thank you very much!

And sorry about my poor english!!
Kay-Christian Wessel - 27 Sep 2006 22:41 GMT
One solution could be to create Com-dll that exposes the methods of the
webservice, using VS2005. This DLL can be used from VB6.

Takes 5 minutes to do this. You need to install the framework 2.0 with your
VB6 app if you use this approach.

Kay

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> And sorry about my poor english!!

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