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How to do HTTP transfers with MFC/C++ ?

How do you do HTTP transfers in MFC?

Which library would you use to access HTTP resources in MFC?

+1  A: 

See the MFC wrappers for the WinInet library.

Jim Lamb  2010-06-14 20:11:17
Related question to this. See: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3040140/protocol-buffers-with-c-client-and-c-back-endHow do you connect the two together?
buttercup  2010-06-14 20:12:34
that is, connect Protocol Buffers with WinInet and with C# back-end Protocol Buffer.net
buttercup  2010-06-14 20:13:07
A: 

Here are three possible ways:

  1. Write the socket code yourself.
  2. Use the libcurl library.
  3. Use the C++ abstraction for libcurl called cURLpp.
Amardeep  2010-06-14 20:12:35

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