Embedded HTTP Server?

[Jon Berry]

Does the .NET framework provide any type of HTTP server class that I can
embed in my application?

Thanks!

[Jeroen Mostert]

Jon Berry wrote:

Does the .NET framework provide any type of HTTP server class that I can
embed in my application?

More or less, in the form of HttpListener, which leverages the Windows
kernel-mode drive for HTTP (introduced with Windows 2003 and also supported
on Windows XP SP2).

HttpListener is rather low-level. If you want to offer service endpoints to
clients (or you can package your services as such), using WCF's ServiceHost
is much more convenient.

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J.

[Alberto Poblacion]

"Jon Berry" <no***@jose.blahwrote in message
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Does the .NET framework provide any type of HTTP server class that I can
embed in my application?

Not the framework itself, but if you search for "Cassini" you will find a
server that is very similar to the one that Visual Studio starts internally
when you run a web project on the file system. Free download from Microsoft,
source code included (if I remember correctly).
http://www.asp.net/downloads/archived/cassini/
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/cc188791.aspx

[Martin Honnen]

Jon Berry wrote:

Does the .NET framework provide any type of HTTP server class that I can
embed in my application?

I don't think the .NET framework has a HTTP server class but Cassini,
http://www.asp.net/downloads/archived/cassini/, is a small web server
implementation.
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