How to connect a tcp client c# to tcp client html through c# server and these can send and recive messages?

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I need make a chat where i achieve connect a tcp client C# with client html, but there are not a lot of information about what i want to do, if someone already did something like this, i'd appreciate your help. Basically I'm trying make a windows form application to send text to client html on the same port through server made in C#, both clients has to connect to the same server and hast to send messages and revice them, like facebook chat, but including client made in C# and client made in html with javascript. I just achieved connect only clients in application made in c# but I could not connect client made in html with the client in C#.

Posted 2-Jun-15 14:06pm

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Updated 2-Jun-15 17:31pm

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Sascha Lefèvre 2-Jun-15 20:26pm

Please explain a bit more detailed what you want to do, it's not quite clear.

Member 11723960 2-Jun-15 23:44pm

I hope you understand me, my english is not very good.

Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 3-Jun-15 1:00am

You see, the whole idea of "TCP client connect to TCP client through..." is absurd, because TCP is session-oriented. By definition, a server listens for connections, and a client connects to a server. Of course, the same application can play the role of a server and a client at the same time, working on separate sockets and separate threads. (A server needs at least to threads, to listen for new connection and to read/write from/to existing connections using one or another application-level protocol.)

Using these basic facts, design your multi-process logic, whatever it is. If you cannot do it, try to present your problem in comprehensively detailed level.

—SA

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