Access on a dll in the WWW

K

knuti

Hello everybody,

like you can call a dll on icq.com in order to see if a user is logged
in,
i want to create a dll on my webserver (parameters: username,
password).
This dll has to say "yes", if the user is authentified with the CMS
running on the webserver, "no" if not.

Now my question: how to programme a dll doing this? The access on it,
happens via c#, thats not the problem. PHP scripts, i can call without
problems.

But to programme dll (does it have to be a dll?) - i have no idea.


has anybody an idea?

thx

knuti
 
J

Joona I Palaste

knuti said:
Hello everybody,
like you can call a dll on icq.com in order to see if a user is logged
in,
i want to create a dll on my webserver (parameters: username,
password).
This dll has to say "yes", if the user is authentified with the CMS
running on the webserver, "no" if not.
Now my question: how to programme a dll doing this? The access on it,
happens via c#, thats not the problem. PHP scripts, i can call without
problems.
But to programme dll (does it have to be a dll?) - i have no idea.

has anybody an idea?

Sorry, but the C programming language does not specify DLLs, web
communications, or CMS, making your question off-topic on comp.lang.c.
Perhaps comp.os.ms-windows.programmer.win32 might be a better place to
ask.
Note also that C# is not related to C.
 
M

Martijn

Now my question: how to programme a dll doing this? The access on it,
happens via c#, thats not the problem. PHP scripts, i can call without
problems.

But to programme dll (does it have to be a dll?) - i have no idea.

This indeed is entirely off-topic as stated earlier. But you might make a
small program which is compiled on a machine similar to the one running the
PHP script and call it using "system" in php.

There are many other options, BTW, but this is probably the simplest given
your description.

Try comp.programming for more info.

Good luck,
 

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