Can anyone tell me or guide me how to integrate iJetty webserver in my own application, I want to implement its HttpListener feature in my application so that I can send and receive data over the loca
I use HttpListener for my own http server (I do not use IIS). I want to compress my OutputStream by GZip compression:
I have an HttpListener that for each request received launches a winform and returns an array of byte representing an image. This image is taken by the winform once it executes some commands parsed fr
I have to access an external Service (Web Application) through a single server (protected with a firewall), so I have to relay / tunnel the HTTP-Requests via a small C# Service Application.
PC1 and PC2 are connected with a switch. PC1--<-->--SWITCH--<-->--PC2 Both have Windows 7 installed.
I cannot modify last value of SessionKey which stored in cookies from server side. SessionKey in next request is still has old value. What wrong in my server\'s side code?
1) Why when using SSL over HTTP must we configure HTTP.SYS protocol listener to allow SSL trafic on particular port, but we are not required to configure NET.TCP listener when using SSL over TCP?
I have just finished a program what can used to save webpages (I need it for specific reasons) and I wrote a html frontend to use it (a form), and it works, BUT only if I browse the page from localhos
When I apply gzip or deflate compression to my HTTP responses, I seem to be losing the last bracket in my JSON structures. For example:
I am newbie in开发者_如何学JAVA network programming. Dear developers can you tell me what mean listen via http some URL. and in what form information must be on specific address (URL) for to be listen