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    Is it possible to implement tcp server inside .net web application

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      Is it possible to implement tcp server inside .net web application

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      Yes, but why would you want to? It's better off as it's own seperate application.

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        Yes, but why would you want to? It's better off as it's own seperate application.

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        Actually i have devices(client) which communicate through tcp with server(C# desktop app).What i want is to access the server and control the devices(client) through web.

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          Actually i have devices(client) which communicate through tcp with server(C# desktop app).What i want is to access the server and control the devices(client) through web.

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          OK??? You're still going to have to write a seperate server application. It's not a good idea to implement a TCP server inside a web app.

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            Is it possible to implement tcp server inside .net web application

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            I suppose you could. Personally, I have not done it. But from what I gather based on the above - it probably would not be beneficial.

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              OK??? You're still going to have to write a seperate server application. It's not a good idea to implement a TCP server inside a web app.

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              thanks for the suggestion Dave .

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                I suppose you could. Personally, I have not done it. But from what I gather based on the above - it probably would not be beneficial.

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                thanks, now i ' m planning to write a separate web app.

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