Class HttpServerSession

Simple HTTP 1.1 server. Can be used for communicating between two scripts or apps on local network, internet or same computer. Also can receive requests from web browsers etc.

public abstract class HttpServerSession

Remarks

To receive HTTP messages, create a class with base HttpServerSession and add function HttpServerSession.MessageReceived. Example in HttpServerSession.Listen<TSession>.

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Namespace: Au.More

Assembly: Au.dll

Inheritance

object

HttpServerSession

Properties

Name	Description
Client	Gets the System.Net.Sockets.TcpClient object of this session.
ClientIP	Gets the IP address of the client.
KeepAliveTimeout	Keep-alive timeout, in milliseconds. Default 10000.
Verbose	Print warning when something fails. This is for debug.

Methods

Name	Description
Auth(Func<string, string, bool>)	Performs basic authentication. If fails (either the client did not use basic authentication or auth returned false), throws exception. The client will receive error 401 (Unauthorized) and can retry.
Listen<TSession>(int, string, Action<TcpListener>)	Simple HTTP 1.1 server.
MessageReceived(HSMessage, HSResponse)	Called when the server receives a HTTP request message.
Run()	Executes the session: reads requests, calls your HttpServerSession.MessageReceived, writes responses, implements keep-alive.