how do I write a simple web service client application in visual c++ in visual studio 2010

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Hi everyone,

I googled but unfortunately,i got confused, i need a simple web service client application in visual c++. ı use visual studio 2010 as IDE.

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Posted 14-Aug-14 22:09pm

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_Asif_ 15-Aug-14 4:57am

What makes you confused?

Member 10902205 15-Aug-14 5:37am

there are lots of examples that doesnt run, and also it should be the reason, i dont know which protocol i have to use TCP\IP, HTTP, SOAP?
there will be more servers run at same time. So which one do i choose?
But above these questions i couldnt find a running code with any protocol.

Richard MacCutchan 15-Aug-14 8:56am

The first thing you need to do is define your requirements. What web service are you planning to interact with, and what is your client application expected to do?

Member 10902205 15-Aug-14 9:52am

Hi Richard, i have not enough knowledge about web services so,it gets more confused :)
pls tell the way i should go on. I have a simple c++ program, i want to run this program on web.
So, acording to my learning; i should have an asp.net project for web interface as client and i will write a c++ web service project as server that will run my c++ program.
If my learnings are true, which protocol i should use. SOAP or TCP/IP. There will be just a server, and one more clients so that one more people can access program at same time on web.

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KarstenK · Accepted Answer · 2014-08-15T07:32:00

Solution 1

Here is a link to a Microsoft walkthrough with detailed explanations.

This should give you final answers how to deal with it.

Posted 15-Aug-14 7:32am

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Member 10902205 18-Aug-14 10:37am

thanks a lot.
I have just saw your post and if i finish the job, i will write the my comments

Member 10902205 · Accepted Answer · 2014-08-18T04:47:00

Solution 2

Hi,
I looked at the source but there is a problem, my boss forced me to use TCP/IP for connection protocol, where the source based on SOAP.
I am not sure is it possible to change a protocol to TCP/IP

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Posted 18-Aug-14 4:47am

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