To create an HTTP server in C#, you can use the HttpListener
class from System.Net
namespace. Here's an example code snippet that creates an HTTP server on a specific host (localhost
) and port (8080
):
main.cs1155 chars35 lines
This code creates an HttpListener
object that listens for incoming requests on host http://localhost:8080/
. It then enters an infinite loop to wait for incoming requests, handles each request as it arrives, and sends a response back to the client.
Note that this code is just a basic example - a real-world HTTP server implementation would need to handle more complex scenarios, such as multiple clients connecting simultaneously, handling different HTTP request types (GET, POST, etc.), and returning different HTTP response codes based on the success or failure of the request.
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