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From: hhh h. <the...@ho...> - 2007-09-18 12:52:49
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>Science Math Angel : > > Yes, and it is quite simple. I have done a small HTTP Server and it is >easy once you get the basics. The only thing u need to get started is to >learn the Beej's Guide to Networking Tutorial . If u want to use Windows' >specific functions, u gotta go to MSDN Lib to research them. ( Socket API >2.0 and such )... A word of wise... I wouldn't bother with that... > > Then search for the RFCs of HTTP protocols. Either 1.0 or 1.1, and >start >experimenting. I should advice that you should read through the materials >available to choose the one [ protocol ] that suits you the best. > Another thing I found usefull when using/developing my HTTP server was >a >output of the requests made onto the server... And once u get it to handle >the most basic requests... "GET / HTTP/1.0" ( that should compute to >index.html ), I'd run some funny software, the likings nmap to see your >proggy interactions with "not-so-friendly" requests. _________________________________________________________________ Transfira JÁ a última versão do Windows Live Messenger! http://get.live.com/pt-pt/messenger/overview |