I am able to create a socket connection in the below given ip. But I need to post data to a ashx page/service, I am unable to do that.

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Hi Everyone,

i am trying to send data from client to server side for a particular page.
for ex: http://192.0.0.15:8021/rbx.ashx
192.0.0.15 ->ip address
8021->port number
rbx.ashx->sever side data is present in this page

C#

I am able to create a socket connection in the above given ip.
but i need to post data to a ashx page/service, I am unable to do that.

What I have tried:

for sending client to server using windows socket programming

Posted 17-Oct-16 22:50pm

I.P.Katti

Updated 17-Oct-16 23:29pm

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F-ES Sitecore 18-Oct-16 5:08am

Google "c++ socket programming" and you'll find plenty of examples. Please do basic research before asking a question.

I.P.Katti 18-Oct-16 5:22am

thanks for suggestion.i need to post data to a ashx page/service, I am unable to do that

F-ES Sitecore 18-Oct-16 5:48am

There is nothing magical about an http request, it's standard sockets code only the text you send has to be in a specific format. Google "c++ sockets http request" and you'll find examples. In case you're not quite getting it yet...what you're doing is common and well documented so always google first, then ask questions about specific problems with specific code.

I.P.Katti 19-Oct-16 1:41am

ok thank you

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CPallini · Answer 1 · 2016-10-17T23:29:00

Solution 1

You could use Windows HTTP Services (Windows)[^].

Posted 17-Oct-16 23:29pm

CPallini

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