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    Hello All at Codeproject, Greetings!!! I am designing a module which primarily acts as a bridge between the Hardware/firmware C/C++ code and .Net webservices. To elobrate It calls the C/C++ code functions to interact the H/W and calls XI SAP webservice interface to validate the details etc. The webservices are exposed via WSDL files. I have to comeup with the design of the firmware/ H/W APIs and bridge them to webservices. I request your wise guidance to come up with a system which could also act as a C/C++ code module and .Net module. Here is what I already think of: 1. Group firmware code and webservices calling code in to single VC++.Net process. 2. Group firmware code in to C++ ATL COM Component and webservice part in to VC#.Net and let both interact with CCW and RCWs. 3. Group firmware code and webservices calling code in to single classic VC6 process for simplicity. I am doubtfull if VC6 can call webservices Here!!! I shall be looking forward for your openions very eagerly. Thanks and very best regards. Amarjeet.

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