Here is an example code snippet that demonstrates how to return a JSON response with a specific status code from an HTTP server in C#:
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In this example, we first create a JsonObject to represent our JSON response. We then serialize this object to a byte array using the JsonSerializer.SerializeToUtf8Bytes()
method.
Next, we set the status code of the HttpListenerResponse object using the context.Response.StatusCode
property. We set the content type of the response using the context.Response.ContentType
property, and we set the content length using the context.Response.ContentLength64
property.
Finally, we get the output stream from the HttpListenerResponse object and write the serialized JSON data to it using the Stream.Write()
method. We then close the output stream.
Note: This example code assumes that you are using the HttpListener class in C# to create an HTTP server. If you are using a different HTTP server library or framework, the code may be different.
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