C# VB.NET HTTPS server component (HTTP, HTTPS, SSL), WEB server component
Native .NET component that implements server side of HTTP and HTTPS protocols (HTTPServer). Its main purpose is to serve HTML pages, GIF/JPG/PNG images, documents, and other resources that are accessible through Browser clients (such as Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Netscape etc..)
License includes one year of free updates and unlimited lifetime technical support. Each developer must have his own design-time license.
General information
wodWebServer.NET is an .NET component that implements server side of HTTP and HTTPS protocols (HTTPServer). It's main purpose is to serve HTML pages, GIF/JPG/PNG images, documents, and other resources that are accessible through Browser clients (such as Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Netscape etc..) It is robust, easy to use, fast, and can be used in all .NET environments. It serves both static pages, as well as dynamically created ones. You can run your existing ASPX/ASP.NET pages just with wodWebServer.NET, no need for 3rd party web server, such as IIS.
wodWebServer.NET runs through Request/Response objects - whatever client sends is parsed and stored to Request object. When you're ready to deliver response, you just need to populate Response object - such as Body property, StatusCode, and that's it. If you're fast and can do it from within RequestDone event, then you don't even have to call any Send methods - it's delivered automaticaly.
Features include
support for HTTP and HTTPS protocols
complete information on connected users - get their originating IP address, originating port, total connected time...
Choose either Automatic content delivery (sit back and enjoy) or manual - in which case you define virtually everything that is sent
ASP.NET dynamic page support by running your executables directly from wodWebServer
Parsing of query variables, posted data, form-uploaded data for easy access
Can be used as standalone, or together with other WEB server (such as Apache, IIS...) by running on another port
SSL/TLS Support
Just by setting Secure property to True, wodWebServer.NET becomes completely secured server. You can provide your own certificates, or generate new ones for temporary use, it's all the same for wodWebServer.NET
Requirements
Requires at least NET 2.0 framework to run.
Licensing - royalty free
wodWebServer purchase allows you to distribute your applications free of charge in unlimited copies (royalty free) under terms of our License Agreement. You can include binaries of wodWebServer and accompanying objects (wodKeys and wodCertificate) in your distribution packages.
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