static void Main(string[] args)
{
// HttpListener example
Console.WriteLine("Starting Server. You can reach it from your browser here: http://localhost:8888");
var server = new HttpListener();
// Register the RequestParsed event so we can react to incoming requests
server.RequestParsed += (sender, request) =>
{
var remoteAddress = request.Connection.NetworkSocket.RemoteEndPoint;
// Generate the response body
var responseText = $"<h1>Hello, {remoteAddress}!</h1><p>You requested '{request.Query}', and this is your response.</p>\n";
// Create and configure a response object
var response = new HttpResponse();
response.StatusCode = HttpStatusCodes.OK;
response["Content-Type"] = "text/html; charset=utf-8";
response.SetBody(responseText);
// Send the response to the client
request.Connection.WriteMessage(response);
request.Connection.Close();
};
// Listen on localhost (loopback). This way, only local connections will be accepted.
// Change to IPAddress.Any to allow connections from any source.
var listeningEndpoint = new IPEndPoint(address: IPAddress.Loopback, port: 8888);
server.StartListening(listeningEndpoint);
// Start running the server. This method never returns!
// Use RunInBackground if you want to continue doing work in this thread.
server.RunBlocking();
}
