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How to connect a jboss webservice using win32 or MFC ?

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    I have jboss webservice. That has numerous methods. I need to use those functions for our official project. Our coding platform is C++ on visual C++ 6.0 environment. How shall i connect the jboss webservice using win32 or C++/MFC based technologies. If you have any working sample please provide me.

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      I have jboss webservice. That has numerous methods. I need to use those functions for our official project. Our coding platform is C++ on visual C++ 6.0 environment. How shall i connect the jboss webservice using win32 or C++/MFC based technologies. If you have any working sample please provide me.

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      The fact that the web-service is implemented in or on jboss is of little relevance. What IS of relevance is answers to questions like these - what's the interface specification? Does it use SOAP? Is it REST-ful? Does it use WS-* specifications? Once you know that sort of thing, you can start to look at how to implement a client in C++. But if (as seems likely, as jboss is Java-centric, IIRC) the web-service is based on SOAP, then gSOAP[^] is likely to be of use.

      Java, Basic, who cares - it's all a bunch of tree-hugging hippy cr*p

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