Can I write a web service in "C"?

M

milkyway

Hello there,

Just what the title says. I know "C" pretty well and would rather work
with that. Is there a way to write a web service using this language?

Regards.
 
R

Raymond DeCampo

milkyway said:
Hello there,

Just what the title says. I know "C" pretty well and would rather work
with that. Is there a way to write a web service using this language?

This question is off-topic for this group as it does not pertain to Java.

That said, assuming you are on the Windows platform, I would imagine
that .NET would support that. On other platforms, I'm sure it is
possible but there might be a lot more work involved.

HTH,
Ray
 
G

Ghost

gSoap is the way to go. I have used this before and it works very
well, it takes a little getting used to and the documentation is not
always up to date, but the following message board should help you out:

http://groups.yahoo.com/group/gsoap/

There are other solutions, but gSoap is the most popular open source
solution.
 
C

Chris Smith

milkyway said:
Just what the title says. I know "C" pretty well and would rather work
with that. Is there a way to write a web service using this language?

Yes, you can. Web services are language-independent. However, it's
quite possible that there are no support libraries to help you out, and
it would be a considerably bigger job to build your own SOAP messages.
C++ is far more likely to have these kinds of libraries available than
C.

In either case, this is not the newsgroup for it.

--
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Chris Smith - Lead Software Developer/Technical Trainer
MindIQ Corporation
 
M

milkyway

Thanks to everyone that responded ;-)

I took Ghost's advice and looked into gSoap. It looks promising and
according to the advertisments, they say that it is also
performance-enhanced as well.

Will see what happens next!

Kindest Regards.
 

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