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// C# code see here:
// http://mikehadlow.blogspot.it/2006/07/p ... tpsys.html
//
// to make it run without admin rights you need something like this one:
// netsh http add urlacl url="http://*:8080/" user=[username] listen=yes

#using System
#using System.Net
#using System.Text
#using System.IO
#using XsHttpListener

begin namespace XsHttpListener

function Start() as void
local oProgram as MainProgram

oProgram := MainProgram{}
oProgram:Start()

return

class MainProgram
protect _oListener as HttpListener

constructor()

_oListener := HttpListener{}

return

method Start() as void

_oListener:Prefixes:Add( "http://*:8080/" )
_oListener:Start()
Console.WriteLine( "Listening on port 8080, hit enter to stop" )
// Vulcan.NET needs this syntax
//_oListener:BeginGetContext( AsyncCallback{ self, @GetContextCallback() }, null )
_oListener:BeginGetContext( AsyncCallback{ self:GetContextCallback }, null )
Console.ReadLine()
_oListener:Stop()

return

method GetContextCallback( oResult as IAsyncResult ) as void
local oContext as HttpListenerContext
local oRequest as HttpListenerRequest
local oResponse as HttpListenerResponse
local oSB as StringBuilder
local oString as string
local oBuffer as byte[]
local oOutput as Stream

oContext := _oListener:EndGetContext( oResult )
oRequest := oContext:Request
oResponse := oContext:Response

oSB := StringBuilder{}
oSB:Append( e"n" )
oSB:AppendFormat( e"HttpMethod: {0}n", oRequest:HttpMethod )
oSB:AppendFormat( e"URI: {0}n", oRequest:Url:AbsoluteUri )
oSB:AppendFormat( e"Local path: {0}n", oRequest:Url:LocalPath )
oSB:Append( e"n" )
foreach cKey as string in oRequest:QueryString:Keys
oSB:AppendFormat( e"Query: {0} = {1}n", cKey, oRequest:QueryString[cKey] )
next
oSB:Append( e"n" )

oString := oSB:ToString()
oBuffer := System.Text.Encoding.UTF8:GetBytes( oString )
oResponse:ContentLength64 := oBuffer:Length
oOutput := oResponse:OutputStream
oOutput:Write( oBuffer, 0, oBuffer:Length )

_oListener:BeginGetContext( AsyncCallback{ self, @GetContextCallback() }, null )

return

end class

end namespace

Hi Wolfgang

I tried this Listerner now and it works great. I have some questions about the style you wrote the code.

You are using the class StringBuilder, why not -> cString := "HttpMethod: "+oRequest:HttpMethod+"n" ?
And you are using oString as string why not cString as string ?

Horst

Hi Horst,

using the StringBuilder class to concat strings is more efficient that "adding" them - at least I was told so.

Sometimes the use of the StringBuilder class makes the code more readable.

But do what you prefer...

Wolfgang

Hello Wolfgang!
I also use a HTTPListener like that and it worked ok.
But recently I tried to change the targeted .NET version from 3.5 to 4.0 and now have problems:
No problems at all in the code or in my program, no try/catch fires, but the sender gets an error "HTTP Status 400 bad request" which doesn't happen with the old version. My own test sender works like before, so I can't test it myself.
Do you happen t know if there has been a change in .NET between versions 3.5 and 4.0?
BR Kurt

Hi Kurt,

unfortunately I don't know about that as I have never used .NET 3.5 - I have started to work with 4.0 and also my sample is for .NET 4.
Do you have used netsh like this here:
// to make it run without admin rights you need something like this one:
// netsh http add urlacl url="http://*:8080/" user=[username] listen=yes

Wolfgang

Hallo Wolfgang
The Listerner runs, but when i leave the server its stops working. How i have to start this Listerner?

Horst

Hi Horst,
you have to build and install it as service. Or you can run it as task (Aufgabe).

You can find a sample how to build a Windows service here: https://riedmann.it/download/VulcanService.viaef

Wolfgang

Hi Wolfgang
Ohh i found it in Aufgaben. I think i have Alzheimer , i am sure i asked you one year ago.
Thanks for your passion.
Horst

Hallo Wolfgang
To let it run as a task doesnt work. After about 1houre the listener stops. Now i took a look into your service example.
But i dont know how to put this 2 prg's together
Any hint ?

Horst

Hi Horst,
please look at the configuration of your task: maybe you have configured it to stop after an hour.
I have running a listener as service in a customers site, but cannot give you that code - have to build a sample.
But unfortunately I'm much under pressure these days and have not the time to spend a hour or two to build this sample.
You need somtehing like this in your ServiceMain class: Wolfgang