   C++ program on the Web
  Hello. I have programmed in C++ and Java for a while now and I love the fact that you can make an Applet in Java and that way other people can access your programs. Is there a way that a C++ program can be put on the internet?  I know I could just send people the files, but I would much rather have them play my game on the internet. Is that possible?   
  the short answer is No   ;  The reason that's so easy to do with Java is that Java doesn't compile into machine language (which is platform-dependant), but into bytecode (platform-independant), which is interpreted by your web browser's java plugin (for example).   ;  Well, you could use winforms.type "hosted winforms" into a search engine, that will give you enough stuff to read.You can write winforms in (managed) C++.But, there are some drawbacks:It would only work in windows.And even in windows, only with IE.And the users need to have the .net framework installed.OK, there is Mono, but I don't know how it behaves with hosted forms etc.   ;  There's also the Popcap framework, but that still locks you into Windows and IE.   ;  You can GET and POST to C++ DLL's programmed to do so.   