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quickcur@yahoo.com - 22 Jun 2006 02:46 GMT
Hi,

I have been using Tomcat and JSP for some time. But my recently project
requires to use a lot of legacy c++ code. Calling them from java
becomes a problem. Is there something similar to servlet and jsp but
all in c++?

Thanks,

q
Chris Smith - 22 Jun 2006 03:29 GMT
> I have been using Tomcat and JSP for some time. But my recently project
> requires to use a lot of legacy c++ code. Calling them from java
> becomes a problem. Is there something similar to servlet and jsp but
> all in c++?

Hmm.  There's ISAPI and NSAPI, and there is CGI, which can certainly be
done from C++, although it would be a little unusual.

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Chris Uppal - 22 Jun 2006 15:15 GMT
> >  Is there something similar to servlet and jsp but
> > all in c++?
>
> [...] and there is CGI, which can certainly be
> done from C++, [...]

Or FastCGI might be better, there's a C++ library for that.

   -- chris


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