Implementing an Http layer over a TCP/IP Socket

[Giulio Petrucci]

Hi there,

I need to implement a light Http layer over a TCP/IP Socket as I have to
create an application running on FW1.1 (so I cannot use the HttpListener
class :-( ). Which approach would you use?

1) The socket reads all the data; after that it converts the read bytes
into a string andd create an HttpRequest (designed ad hoc to parse the
request data that my client will send);
2) An HttpRequest class is created and the Socket is passed as an
argument to its constructor; the constructor reads from the
Socket....and so on...
3) HttpRequest inherist from Socket.

Any suggestion would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance,
Giulio - Italia

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[Vadym Stetsyak]

Hello, Giulio!

Have a look at Cassini (
http://blogs.msdn.com/dmitryr/archiv...27/474534.aspx )
It is lightweight http server. (sources are available)

You wrote on Mon, 12 Mar 2007 13:15:39 +0100:

GPI need to implement a light Http layer over a TCP/IP Socket as I have
GPto create an application running on FW1.1 (so I cannot use the
GPHttpListener class :-( ). Which approach would you use?

GP1) The socket reads all the data; after that it converts the read bytes
GPinto a string andd create an HttpRequest (designed ad hoc to parse the
GPrequest data that my client will send);
GP2) An HttpRequest class is created and the Socket is passed as an
GPargument to its constructor; the constructor reads from the
GPSocket....and so on...
GP3) HttpRequest inherist from Socket.

GPAny suggestion would be appreciated.
GPThanks in advance,
GPGiulio - Italia
With best regards, Vadym Stetsyak.
Blog: http://vadmyst.blogspot.com

[Giulio Petrucci]

Hi Vadym,

Vadym Stetsyak ha scritto:

Have a look at Cassini (
http://blogs.msdn.com/dmitryr/archiv...27/474534.aspx )
It is lightweight http server. (sources are available)

Thanks for the suggestion.
Actually I must confess that I've started my project reading Cassini's
source! ;-) Anyway, it's a lightweight but *full* webserver, while I'd
need a more "minimale" approach. Anyway thansk for the suggestion!

Ciao,
Giulio

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[Todos Menos [MSFT]]

C# doesn't support TCP/IP.

Sorry.

I think that the next version will; it should be out next month.

-Todos