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Socket Server that hosts the CLR

2007-03-15
.Net, CLR Hosting, Socket Servers

My investigations into CLR hosting are going well and today I built an echo sever based on The Server Framework and my CLR Hosting helper library. The idea is that the server can deal with the network IO and then hand off the ‘real work’ to some .Net code. So far the integration is going pretty smoothly….

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