How to comunicate for send message html to visual c++

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Hi,
I need know how to comunicate html whith visual c++, because i have a program that runing ok and the software make diferent actions whit instructions and this instructions i need send throuht web interface for example:

Web Instrucctions.
[1]Calculator
[2]Exit

visual c++
show:

the instruction for html is "Calculator" and show tre form with diferents options (+-*/).

thank.

Posted 19-Jan-14 21:59pm

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Updated 19-Jan-14 22:01pm

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CPallini 20-Jan-14 4:15am

What kind of application do you want to develop? A web one? A desktop one? Why should you use HTML?
(Too many questions?)

Member 10460553 20-Jan-14 7:25am

I use web interface only for improve appearance.

The web interface only send message( One String). this string is processes whit a case instruction and after make diferent task.

example:

Task1---->> send server (c++)-->>Server read string(Task1) and find in case instructtion 'Task1' and running the aplication.

I need only the read string in visual C++. The string was written in html ('Task1')

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KingsGambit · Answer 1 · 2014-01-19T22:38:00

Solution 1

Please check if the following old article from Paul Dilascia is helpful:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/cc164109.aspx[^]

Posted 19-Jan-14 22:38pm

KingsGambit