Re: connect my MFC application to some web interfaces

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If you mean you want to show MFC dialogs in a browser using Web Services, I don't think this is even remotely possible.

You might be able to run your application in a browser in an intranet environment by converting your application to an Active X control.

If you have non-GUI utility functions, you might have some luck by moving the functionality into a DLL, then write a C# Web Service and have that service load the DLL and make calls into it for functionality.

Of course, your MFC exe would also link to that DLL, so it would be shared code.

Leo.

However, if that's what you really want, you will have to convert your application into an Active X control
"HASAN" <hasan***@gmail.com> wrote in message news:%23g5IXlmpJHA.4108@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
hi
not sure if here is a right place to ask, but I have some low level code in MFC, and I want to provide it with a simple web interface and I prefere 'php' cause it seems to be easier than other things, can any one tell me how I can call my internal MFC functions through the web interface?
thanks in advance

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