Unable to compile managed C++ code by using the VC 7.0

[fanish-war]

I have build the C++ managed code executable to run on the remotely located MS sever. I am not having success into the writing the web service application. I am getting following error message on the system of mine. let me know why I am getting the above mentioned error message. I am waiting for the prompt replies of yours on this particular matter. Thanks a lot in advance.

[Villiers]

Looking at the situation which you have mentioned over here I wanted to know what error message which you are getting ? can you tell me which version of IIS do you have installed on the system of yours? I am suspecting that the issue which you have mentioned over here is happening just because of the out of dated IIS. So I think you have to install the latest version of IIS on the system of yours.

[Ronchi]

Well you have to set the exclude the deployment from the build process and you have do the same manually. I am trying to setting the Project Properties and then you have to for the web Deployment and you have to excluded from the build and set yes. Well I let you know that the by default value would be No. So you should try the thing which I have mentioned over here I am hoping that it would be useful to you.

[Dwarner]

The programmers can use the newly introduce C++ syntax to expose the functionality which has been written with the C++ and XML syntax to expose the functionality written into the C++ as a XML web service. Using this you will be able to manage the classes by using the C++. These class and their public methods can be exposed as the XMl service by using the .asmx into the same manner as XML web service.

[fanish-war]

Well I wanted to say thanks to all the users for replying with the possible solution over here. After using the instruction of yours I have successfully managed to fix the matter of mine. I really wanted to appreciate your efforts which you have put in to fix the matter of mine. Anyway I again I wanted to say thanks to all the users for replying with the possible solution over here.