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Comments by Jumpin' Jeff (Top 5 by date)
Jumpin' Jeff
20-Jun-14 13:14pm
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I think I have found what I need to use to accomplish my task.
The proper search term in Google is "self host asp.net web api".
Here is one of the many links I found using this search... http://www.asp.net/web-api/overview/hosting-aspnet-web-api/self-host-a-web-api
Thanks for your assistance.
Jumpin' Jeff
18-Jun-14 16:23pm
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Had a very quick look at Cassini, and perhaps I'm overlooking something, but I don't want or need a physical or virtual path. Not done looking by any means, I'll dig deep to see if it is capable of being used as an API server.
Jumpin' Jeff
18-Jun-14 14:44pm
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My Bad, I shall look, Thanks!
Jumpin' Jeff
18-Jun-14 13:47pm
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I do have constraints! it must be built in, just as it is in the vMix example provided, for simplicity for the end user. They should not be troubled with setting up a more complex external server. Just like the vMix example, it will be installed on a users desktop, or laptop computer, and listen to a port. When a request is made by a client, the URI string will need to be parsed, and reacted upon. I've been able to listen to a port using AutoHotKey, and respond with a message to the client, but I am not able to determine how to extract the Requested URL from the request message. I need to be able to read it in something other than Chinese to be able to parse it. That is what I should be requesting. Assistance converting the request message to readable form, for parsing.
Jumpin' Jeff
18-Jun-14 11:25am
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I guess the proper search keywords would be a start.
I am willing to do the search, but uncertain what to search for to get started.
Being built in, I would think I am looking for a web service, instead of a web server?
I've done searches on HTTP protocol, Server side programming, Web service, and web server.
Are there better keywords to search on that better describe what I want to do?
Most of what I find, is designed to respond with html, but I need to simply grab the URI sent (as in the example provided) to the server, and parse it, react via programming, and respond success or failure.