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Calling SOAP Web Service from Unmanaged C++

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    David Salter
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    Can anyone tell me the preferred way of calling a Web Service from unmanaged C++. I don't want to use Managed code if I don't have to. I've looked at the MS Soap Toolkit v3 and it looks like it will work, but its being deprecated later this year. Does that matter? What does anyone else use? Ta, Dave.

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      Can anyone tell me the preferred way of calling a Web Service from unmanaged C++. I don't want to use Managed code if I don't have to. I've looked at the MS Soap Toolkit v3 and it looks like it will work, but its being deprecated later this year. Does that matter? What does anyone else use? Ta, Dave.

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      Nemanja Trifunovic
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      I usually use ATL Server library[^] (I know, the name is very bad) for that purpose. Also, you can look at some 3rd party solution, such as gSoap[^].

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        I usually use ATL Server library[^] (I know, the name is very bad) for that purpose. Also, you can look at some 3rd party solution, such as gSoap[^].

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        Thanks. The ATL stuff looks cool - I'll give it a try. I tried adding a web reference into a unmanaged C++ app and Visual Studio gave me loads of "Internal Error" messages boxes and seemed to break my project. Have you ever seen that one? I'm trying to access an Apache Axis (Java) web service btw. Ta, Dave.

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