How to host my WebSocket-sharp Server on IIS
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Description
I have a hostname like dev.websocketserver.com.
Now I want to host my websocket-server on this hostname in IIS, so that my socket address becomes
ws://dev.websocketserver.com/Echo
What should I create WCF service, windows service? Socket will listen on port that is not already in use. So if I host my WCF service under host dev.websocketserver.com and in Global.asax create a server then it will not get bound with Port 80.
Can anyone tell me what should be the basic architecture for hosting websocket-server over IIS?
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The issue mentions IIS, a WCF service, a Windows service, and Global.asax, but names no repository files or tests. First inspect the server-hosting entry points and existing examples to determine whether IIS deployment is supported. Done would require a documented, agreed architecture for exposing the WebSocket server at the requested hostname and path.
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- Tech stack
- csharp
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- networking
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- Documentation
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