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How to identify which web server in a farm served a request?
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Closed 9 years ago.
My website is placed in 8 different IIS servers and controlled using load balancer.
When i request any page, I would like to identify which IIS server (IP or domain name)responds the request?
How to do this in ASP.Net MVC web application?
You can get the machine you are currently running code on from the current HttpContext.
HttpContext.Current.Server.MachineName
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How do I determine if a HTTP request came from a browser or something else like a web service?
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Closed 4 years ago.
I need your help. Can you please elaborate when a sign in request is sent to server via browser or api, how server differentiate between these requests?
Thank you.
I found an answer that might be helpful: How do I determine if a HTTP request came from a browser or something else like a web service?
Also have a read of this little article about ASP.NET API authentication: Basic Authentication in ASP.NET Web API
In Short:
If it is simply an HTTP request then you cannot know. Otherwise if you're developing an API there are techniques used for authentication of the client as it's described in the second link I put above.
Hope this helps.
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Hosting WCF service on linux
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Closed 6 years ago.
I want to host a game's server on Linux - Debian8 (a VPS), but I'm having a problem: the game is written in C# and needs IIS to host the WCF part of it, which doesn't work on Linux.
Someone told me that it is possible to host a server on Debian but I should create a WCF stand-alone app.
How can I do that?
Here can you find server files which use WCF.
Could you help me with this? thanks!!
No you don't need IIS
Hosting Services
You can host in a Service console app
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Programmatically Install Windows Service On Remote Machine
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Closed 6 years ago.
I would like to programmatically install using a give AD user / delete / check the status of a windows services using C#. I would need to constantly check the status of these dynamically created services from a remote machine.
Is there any way to achieve this ?
Thank you.
The solution provided in this threads suits my needs very well, and I have no issue in creating and managing remote services.
Programmatically Install Windows Service On Remote Machine
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How do you Read SharePoint Lists Programmatically?
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Closed 8 years ago.
I am using asp.net C# 4.0 as may server side script and jquery as my client side script.
Our client provided us a SharePoint URL (aspx) to access. SharePoint machine different from my web application server. They want us to read/write to its SharePoint list.
Is there any way I can do the requirement using the current setup(remote access) without installing any on the SharePoint machine? Our client doesn't want to install or do anything on the SharePoint machine.
Sorry for duplicate question
Here some additional information.
I am using jquery 1.9.1
I need to perform read/write from the browser.
Using Sharepoint 2013
Depending on the version of SharePoint, you can use the Client Object Model or SPServices. For a lot of our responsive design work, SPServices has been very easy to use.
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how do i change default browser using c# or batch file
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Closed 9 years ago.
I need to set my application as a default web browser for "HTTP" and "HTTPS" protocols. And I need to do it from application. My app is in C# using .Net 3.5. (It is a web browser)
The default browser is set in the Windows registry and I would presume that the "command" in the link below would be your application.
See here: How do I change default browser using C#