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Is there any way of accessing the TFS API using Native C++? I can access it using C# easily enough but I was wondering if anyone has tried accessing it via native C++.

My other option is to use C++/CLI - has anyone had any luck with that at all?

Cheers, Dan.

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The TFS API is defined in managed code and hence you will need some managed layer in order to access it. There should be no problem accessing the API from C++/CLI.

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  • I thought as much, thanks for the reply. It's for a pet/home project - after years in the VB wilderness I'm creeping back to C++ world and have recently discovered the joys of Qt :-) – fubnuts Jan 07 '12 at 16:10
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    This answer is not quite correct. The sdk for java comes with native dlls that is used by java code via JNI – Joe Jan 29 '13 at 01:40
  • Although it looks like you can't just use these native DLLs on their own. Most of the useful code is in the Java packages. – Ian Goldby May 03 '13 at 09:10
  • Any chance, I can have more information on this. I am trying to get Qt to work with TFS. Unable to find enough resources on this to proceed. – Vivian Lobo Sep 10 '14 at 15:58