Re: C# server encode -> C++ client side decode

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jtfaulk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
> I need to encode some information on the server side using ASP.NET with
> C#; sending via HTTP to a client side application, that needs to be
> decoded in an MFC C++ application.
>
> I'm not sure if I can encode something using:
>
> C#: System.Security.Cryptography (to encode)
>
> and
>
> C++: wincrypt.h (to decode)
>
> Does anybody have any idea about this? Thank you in advance; it is
> greatly appreciated.

Never used cryptography from either code, but the main thing you want
to look at is the protocol that both use. If you can get them using the
same protocol, then the code should work irregardless of what language
you make it in.

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