Windows IIS native WebSocket server module.
You do not need to compile anything to use this WebSocket server in your IIS module, just include iiswebsocket.cpp and iiswebsocket.h in your IIS module. Everything is contained in the IISWebSocketServer namespace.
See example.cpp for a detailed example that echos messages back to the client.
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IISWebSocketServer::WebSocketServer
Members:
- Functions
- Variables
- Add your module to IIS
- Click on the name of your server (not a site) in the left Connections panel
- Goto Modules, in the right Actions panel, select Configure Native Modules...
- In the pop-up window click Register... (this button will not appear if you clicked on a site)
- Enter the name you want associated with the module
- Enter/Select the path of your module (.dll) file, click OK
- Your module will now be in the list of modules to enable
- Ensure your module is selected and click OK
- Setup the Application Pool
- Goto Application Pools in the left Connections panel
- Click on Add Application Pool... in the right Actions panel
- Enter a name you want associated with the module
- Under .NET CLR version select No Managed Code
- Under Managed pipeline mode select Classic
- Click OK, your application will now appear in the Application Pools list.
- Select your application and click on Advanced Settings... in the right Actions panel
- If Your module is 32-Bit then select true under Enable 32-Bit Applications
- To give your module admin rights, select LocalSystem under Identity
- Click OK when you are done setting Advanced Settings
- Add the Application to your site
- Right click on the site you wish to add the module to, select Add Application...
- Under Alias enter the path you want to use for the URL
- Select the Application Pool created for the module
- Select the folder your module is in
- Click OK