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Hosting C++/MFC based software online?

Started by August 23, 2001 08:15 AM
3 comments, last by Xeon_Boy 23 years, 5 months ago
As we all know, the natural languages of the Internet doesn''t include C++. Instead, they''re more of like Java, HTML etc. Is it possible to write a program in C++/MFC and then host it online? Thanks!
"The feeling of mastering and understanding hard stuff in Game Programming is just like the feeling u get when u perform an Air-Walk in the basketball court, soaring.....and everyone's watching in awe......."
As a server-side script? i.e. To process form results?

Or are you talking about running a Windows application on a machine, but having the code come from an Internet source?

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Hi there! I would like to ask u what do I need to do in order to allow the user to create and manage their own schedule online? Like u know, those web sites that allows you to edit and manage your own calendars and daily stuff online etc. That is, there''s some tools like text boxes etc. and when the user clicks Save, the data he/she entered will be saved to a database online, so that the next time he/she logs on, she can access the data again etc, just like a web-based service etc. Thanks! :-D
"The feeling of mastering and understanding hard stuff in Game Programming is just like the feeling u get when u perform an Air-Walk in the basketball court, soaring.....and everyone's watching in awe......."
You can write a COM object using MFC/ATL or the like and place the dll into a transaction server like MTS (on the web server or the app server). Once that is done you can use ASP either java-script or vbscript to create the object and use can then use all the methods from your object in the ASP page.

Joe
Or an activex control, at any rate.
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