Ah, were that life so easy. We're converting a 4,000 program legacy system from NE 5.0 to VC, 95% of which are GNTs, so converting it to Managed code is not an option. I'd read over the other threads, and they were not helpful, which is why I opted to post a new message here. We going to 64-bits, but we have a 32-bit PCL conversion program that is not available as 64-bit. We have hundreds of report programs, but fortunately they all call one subroutine that invokes the PCL converter. Rather than buying a new conversion solution or changing several hundred programs, if I can wrap the converter in a WCF service, it can be called from a 64-bit program and called from the afore-mentioned subroutine, so I only need to change one program. This seemed like the ideal solution, but I'm having trouble finding coding the call to the service in an unmanaged GNT. I could compile the entire system as 32-bits, but that kind of defeats the purpose of migrating to a 64-bit server. I'll investigate the validity of the WSDL. Can you please send me an example of how to call a WCF service in unmanaged COBOL? Thanks!
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