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Visual C++ Web-based application
I've created a Visual C++ dialog-based application with normal Windows controls. Is it possible to put this application on the web? How? If not, what are the alternatives?
What do you mean by "put it on the web?"
> Is it possible to put this application on the web? How?
Yep. Completely rewrite and rearchitect the application as an ISAPI extension, or as an ASP script. I'm sorry, but there's no magic tool to do the conversion for you.
..B ekiM
Yep. Completely rewrite and rearchitect the application as an ISAPI extension, or as an ASP script. I'm sorry, but there's no magic tool to do the conversion for you.
..B ekiM
ASKER
What do you mean by an ISAPI extension?
Do you mean using the ISAPI Wizard available in VC++ and how is it going to communicate with the Web documents?
Do you mean using the ISAPI Wizard available in VC++ and how is it going to communicate with the Web documents?
> What do you mean by an ISAPI extension?
I mean, an ISAPI Extension. It's a DLL that loads on the webserver and can be used to provide dynamic content from that website.
> Do you mean using the ISAPI Wizard available in VC++
You could use that, sure. Or, you could write one from scratch.
> and how is it going to communicate with the Web documents?
What "web documents" are you talking about? Seems like you're about to change the scope of your original question.
..B ekiM
I mean, an ISAPI Extension. It's a DLL that loads on the webserver and can be used to provide dynamic content from that website.
> Do you mean using the ISAPI Wizard available in VC++
You could use that, sure. Or, you could write one from scratch.
> and how is it going to communicate with the Web documents?
What "web documents" are you talking about? Seems like you're about to change the scope of your original question.
..B ekiM
ASKER
I'm developing a WEB-based application, so of course the web server has to communicate with web documents such as HTML files.
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