You can use “IIS 7.0 Hostable Web Core” and host the web server as part of any user process, even a console application. The benefit is that it is very similar to full blown IIS (incl config etc) but the web server itself is running in your process. Have a look at the following articles: … Read more
This website gives a good answer on how to do this: https://www.hywel.me/static/site/wordpress/2016/07/17/fast-free-static-website-with-wordpress-and-github-pages.html In short: Set-up GitHub pages. Install Simply static plugin into WordPress. Push the export from the plug-in back to your git repository and you are done!
The absolutely simplest way to get the full user-agent from inside a WebAPI-controller is by doing this: var userAgent = Request.Headers.UserAgent.ToString(); It gives exactly the same result as doing the manual step like this: // var headers = request.Headers.GetValues(“User-Agent”); // var userAgent = string.Join(” “, headers);
You need to implement both services (interfaces) in the same class. servicehost = new ServiceHost(typeof(WcfEntryPoint)); servicehost.Open(); public class WcfEntryPoint : IMyService1, IMyService2 { #region IMyService1 #endregion #region IMyService2 #endregion } FYI: I frequently use partial classes to make my host class code easier to read: // WcfEntryPoint.IMyService1.cs public partial class WcfEntryPoint : IMyService1 { // … Read more
My guess is that the issue isn’t in your controller, it is in program.cs. You need to modify the construction of your WebHost var host = new WebHostBuilder() .UseKestrel() .UseContentRoot(Directory.GetCurrentDirectory()) .UseUrls(“http://localhost:5000”, “http://odin:5000”, “http://192.168.1.2:5000”) .UseIISIntegration() .UseStartup<Startup>() .Build(); Unless you add the UseUrls line, Kestrel isn’t going to listen outside of localhost. This makes sense, because in … Read more