To create an HTTP server in C#, you can use the HttpListener class from System.Net namespace. To parse cookies in the HTTP request, you can use the Cookies property of the HttpListenerRequest class.
Here's an example code snippet that creates an HTTP server and parses cookies in C#:
main.cs1139 chars37 linesThis code creates an HttpListener on port 8080 of localhost. It then listens for incoming HTTP requests, and for each request, it parses the cookies using the Cookies property of the HttpListenerRequest class. Finally, it returns a simple HTML response.
Note that running an HTTP server on your local machine may require administrative privileges, and you may need to add a firewall exception for the port you are listening on.
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