How can you execute c/c++ code within asp.net?

Hi there,

I am extrememly new to C (only been playing with it for a few days), and will be am required to be using C and ASP.NET (also a language i have only been using for a couple of days) for work purposes in the next few months. I come from a mostly Java background where it was easy to write JAVA code, and provide web interfaces that made use of that code in JSP.

I would be greatful if anyone can tell me...

a) Is the same effect possible using ASP.net to access / execute etc C/C++ (not interested in c# code - all the explanations of this seem to cover c# only - or is there no difference? - Spot the newbie! lol) code (pretty sure that works - but be good to know incase there is another step in there).

b) Where can i learn more about it? Can you suggest any weblinks or books etc?

Incase it makes any difference - the sort of code i am interested in running would simply respond with results from databases, or extracted content of files etc (command line stuff) - and much of the code is already written in c / c++ so i am not keen on re-writting it specifically for asp.net (does that make sense? hope so!).

Thanks in advance,

aceduk

I believe it is possible, though I personally don't know how. I found this book http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/t...276744?v=glance on amazon, but have not read it, so I would recommend seeing if you can find it in a store to look over.
Just from some searching, I'd suggest you might have more luck looking for C++.net books that talk about asp than asp.net books that talk about C++.
Well, hope this helps a little.
Dave

Hi! I would like to start creating web pages with ASP.net and this is my first try with web development langs.
I am starting my website and any code that i could find useful is welcome

This thread has nothing to do with what you said, mcaiznv2. There is a .net forum, your question might be better off there, as its own thread. However, since you don't have a question, I'm going to have to say go google for some asp.net tutorials and come back when you actually have a question. What code you need depends entirely on your page, there isn't really an "asp starter set" of code that is needed to get started.