I want to learn C++, however, i want the application to be based on C++ but deployed on a web server. I know that MS Visual Web Developer is perfect for this using VB.Net or C#.Net
Can the .dll that is created by the C++ IDE be dropped in to the /bin folder of the web app and be accessed by the web objects as normal?
Thanks for your answers and any comments you may have.
Can Visual C++ 2008 Express Edition be used for web based applications?
In the old days you would build a C++ program into a CGI file that is executed when a request occurs. Although you can also use C++ from a ASP page. To do this I think I still wrapped the C++ in C#. In fact C++ is often used for a slight performance improvement at the cost of increased development time.
So yes, but you should probably call the C++ code from C# and only use it for performant situations. If you must only use C++ I suggest you just use CGI. CGI is usually just a renamed script that can be written in many languages C++ is just one.
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