Thank you Andrew.
the .net or wse Runtime on the client side. And wse security features
sound very attractive.
On 30 oct, 07:23, "Andrew Faust" <and...@andrewfaust.com> wrote:
> Short answer is you can't. WSE is a .Net technology and thus requires the
> clr at some level. However, you can build your c++ code with the /clr
> option set which will add common langnuage runtime support so you can call
> .Net code. However, while your app won't be a managed assembly it could be
> argued that it's not pure c++ anymore either.
>
> Another option is to build a COM wrapper around the functionality you need
> in .Net and then have your C++ app call in to that.
>
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> Andrew Faust
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> "Johni" <john.silverd...@gmail.com> wrote in message
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> > Hi,
> > How can I use WSE 3.0 from a pure C++ client ?
> > Is it possible ?
> > I want to use wse security policies.
> > thanks.
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