private void InitializeServer()
{
if (_server != null)
{
_server.Stop();
_server = null;
}
LogMessage("Initializing Server...");
List <String> bindings = new List <String>();
int currentBinding = 1;
String currentBindingKey = String.Format(WebServerHostKey, currentBinding);
while (Configuration.HasSetting(currentBindingKey))
{
bindings.Add(Configuration.GetString(currentBindingKey));
currentBinding++;
currentBindingKey = String.Format(WebServerHostKey, currentBinding);
}
// If there are no bindings in the configuration file, we'll need to initialize those values.
if (bindings.Count == 0)
{
const String defaultBinding = "http://localhost:8080/";
bindings.Add(defaultBinding);
// If there aren't any bindings, the value of currentBindingKey will never have made it past 1.
// As a result, we can just use that.
Configuration.SetString(currentBindingKey, defaultBinding);
Configuration.SaveSettings();
}
// The endpoint used internally should always be the first binding in the configuration.
// There's no need to use multiple bindings for internal references, we only need a single one.
_endpoint = bindings.First();
WebServer ws = new WebServer(HandleRequest, bindings.ToArray());
_server = ws;
_server.Run();
LogMessage("Server Initialized.");
_requestHandlers = new List <IRequestHandler>();
try
{
RegisterHandlers();
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
UnityEngine.Debug.LogException(ex);
}
}
private void InitializeServer()
{
if (_server != null)
{
_server.Stop();
_server.LogMessage -= ServerOnLogMessage;
_server = null;
}
LogMessage("Initializing Server...");
// I'm not sure how I feel about making the port registration configurable.
// Honestly, it sort of defeats the purpose, since other mods could potentially expect it to exist on a specific port.
int port = 8080;
if (Configuration.HasSetting(WebServerPortKey))
{
port = Configuration.GetInt(WebServerPortKey);
}
else
{
Configuration.SetInt(WebServerPortKey, port);
Configuration.SaveSettings();
}
String endpoint = String.Format("http://localhost:{0}/", port);
Endpoint = endpoint;
WebServer ws = new WebServer(HandleRequest, endpoint);
_server = ws;
_server.LogMessage += ServerOnLogMessage;
_server.Run();
LogMessage("Server Initialized.");
}
private void InitializeServer()
{
if (_server != null)
{
_server.Stop();
_server = null;
}
LogMessage("Initializing Server...");
List<String> bindings = new List<String>();
int currentBinding = 1;
String currentBindingKey = String.Format(WebServerHostKey, currentBinding);
while (Configuration.HasSetting(currentBindingKey))
{
bindings.Add(Configuration.GetString(currentBindingKey));
currentBinding++;
currentBindingKey = String.Format(WebServerHostKey, currentBinding);
}
// If there are no bindings in the configuration file, we'll need to initialize those values.
if (bindings.Count == 0)
{
const String defaultBinding = "http://localhost:8080/";
bindings.Add(defaultBinding);
// If there aren't any bindings, the value of currentBindingKey will never have made it past 1.
// As a result, we can just use that.
Configuration.SetString(currentBindingKey, defaultBinding);
Configuration.SaveSettings();
}
// The endpoint used internally should always be the first binding in the configuration.
// There's no need to use multiple bindings for internal references, we only need a single one.
_endpoint = bindings.First();
WebServer ws = new WebServer(HandleRequest, bindings.ToArray());
_server = ws;
_server.Run();
LogMessage("Server Initialized.");
_requestHandlers = new List<IRequestHandler>();
try
{
RegisterHandlers();
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
UnityEngine.Debug.LogException(ex);
}
}