Is there any standard to consume a webservice inside of native C++?

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I am looking for resources to show me how I can consume web services inside native C++ . Are there any popular libraries I can use?

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Andrew

score 2 · Accepted Answer · edited May 23 '17 at 10:27

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It really depends on what webservice architecture you are talking about... For XML-RPC IBM has a nice article showcasing XMLRPC++, for SOAP there is e.g. gSOAP or WSO2 WSF/C++, ...

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answered Dec 08 '09 at 10:38

Georg Fritzsche

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score 1 · Answer 2 · answered Dec 08 '09 at 10:36

There are the Axis2/C libraries, which, while C based rather than C++, are still easily employable - when I was working on Apache Tuscany, we used Axis2/C for our C++ Web Service bindings.

From the Axis2/C front page: "Apache Axis2/C supports SOAP 1.1 and SOAP 1.2, as well as REST style of Webservices. A single service could be exposed both as a SOAP style as well as a REST style service simultaneously. It also has built in MTOM support, that can be used to exchange binary data."

Is there any standard to consume a webservice inside of native C++?

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