Is there a way to integrate C++ into an HTML/XML page in a way similar to ASP, PHP, JSP, etc?
Also, is it possible to create tag libraries (similar to JSP) in C++ or write the classes for a JSP tag library in native C++?
If so (both questions), how?

Thanks.

For the first part:

'No' at the first instance but if you want to do a part of the work on the server side using C++ you have several options,
-> Use C++ CGI scripts to generate web pages
-> [WINDOWS] Use dynamic link libraries created with C++ from PHP or ASP.Net.

i thought there is,

you could use cgi gateway to do that...
am i wrong?

its very much possible to C++ processing power to your webpage....you can also use Rogue Wave Software's Lightweight Enterprise Integration Framework to to integrate C++ applications with .NET and J2EE...

Check out this link

http://itresearch.forbes.com/detail/RES/1051627387_203.html

Kindest regards
Krishnendu

sounds like a good idea :)

The link describes a Web Service framework. I thought you were talking about the integration of C++ the same way as PHP or ASP in the web pages.
You can also develop XML web services using SOAP based or .Net technologies.

On Windows you can also use the new ATL Server technology, it attempts to bridge the performance of native, C++ development with templated files.