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How you'll make an app server app...?
And ...
How these server apps. listen to specific port...?
And...
Can a server app. and client app reside in same machine....? [ maybe YES ]

What I have tried:

Didn't tried anything but thought if i could make a server app...
I think perhaps i could be able to make client app that microsoft has given in its documentation... the example of making an app client app.
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Updated 11-Apr-22 21:59pm
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Richard MacCutchan 12-Apr-22 4:14am    
So you have now given up on your project to create an alternative to SqlConnection, and think you can make an app server (whatever that is) in perhaps less time. But as with your previous questions, rather than do some actual research and learning, you seem to think you can achieve it without doing any actual work.
Member 12712527 12-Apr-22 4:44am    
No sir, i haven't given up. Rather my this question is another step taken for completing my work of building own sqlconnection.
You just recaptulate a bit and accumulate the question asked...
i could remember those. they are...
1. I asked about activeX and com...and how DSNs could be created automatically
2. I asked about the connection that java or c# uses to connect to sql server.
3. I asked about client server programming
4. I asked about the ports that server and client uses for connection.
Sir do you find any any similarity asked in the questions ?
Richard MacCutchan 12-Apr-22 6:00am    
"do you find any any similarity asked in the questions ?"
Yes, they all demonstrate a) your lack of knowledge, and b) your assumption that you can create these projects without doing any work.
Member 12712527 12-Apr-22 7:12am    
Sir with all humble request: i would opt that I am looking forward to build a connection using socket programming. This method is used by C# ,java,etc...
and C# has provided SqlConnection class and Java has provided jdbcodbc driver for them who intend to work on these softwares.
No one thinks of developing Java or C# or build another language or database...
Richard MacCutchan 12-Apr-22 7:20am    
Then please get on and build it and people will be more inclined to help when you have actual programming questions.

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How you'll make an app server app...?
Way too vague a question to answer in a small text box.
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How these server apps. listen to specific port...?
The socket Connect command includes an optional port number.
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Can a server app. and client app reside in same machine....?
Yes.
 
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Richard MacCutchan 12-Apr-22 4:15am    
Same old, same old from OP.
OriginalGriff 12-Apr-22 4:43am    
He's just not a quick learner, is he?
Member 12712527 12-Apr-22 4:47am    
Sir though I shouldn't take the effort of answering this question but its upto you what feelings you make for me...
Member 12712527 12-Apr-22 4:51am    
Sir will you please give me the documentation of server app overview...
Richard MacCutchan 12-Apr-22 6:04am    
Stop being so lazy, and go and look for it. Here is something to get you started: ASP.NET Web APIs | Rest APIs with .NET and C#[^].

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