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Comments by PierMario (Top 2 by date)
PierMario
27-Aug-13 5:26am
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Thank you for your answer but maybe I was not so clear in my question:
I have a COM C++ DLL (compiled with VS2005 ) , using the SOAP COM DLL x32 bit.
IM not using NET , (maybe I should),
in this case how to substitute the COM C++ SOAP calls (in my C++ DLL), with a dll (in .NET)
that could be compiled both in x32 and x64 bit ?
(my private email is pensalibero2@libero.it).
Do you have a sample code of a VS2005 .NET solution
using (maybe webservices?) the equivalent calls of the old SOAP C++ calls?
Please tell me if Im not clear .
thank you so much in advance for your help.
My bests regards
Ing. Mario Turaccio
PierMario
9-Apr-13 9:03am
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I forgot to specify that when a standar user go on OUR website , the asp page load
OUR COM DLL, at this point , in order to modify the pc filesystem/registry , the user must have admin prvilege : how to do that without tell something like "pls run IE as admin "?? but programmatically ask the user to insert admin login & pwd to proceed ?Other soltion are welcome. Best regards