To set up a web server in C#, you can use the HttpListener class that comes with the .NET Framework. This class allows you to listen for incoming HTTP requests and respond to them.
Here is a basic example of setting up a web server using HttpListener:
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In this example, we are setting up the HttpListener to listen for incoming requests on http://localhost:8080/
. The server will continuously wait for requests using the GetContext
method. When a request is received, we construct a response and send it back to the client.
Note that in a real web server, you would need to handle different types of requests and responses, and handle errors and exceptions. However, this basic example should give you an idea of how to set up a simple web server in C#.
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