C#•11mo ago

I'd like to ask for a little help from someone who has used the HttpServer class

I'm trying to implement this class in te Godot game engine but I can't make it receive http requests. I'm sending the requests through the HttpClient class from a .NET 8.0 page. I tried to simplify the code. The problem is that I don't get any print after queuing the GET request This is my .NET code The Service

using Lorendale.Web.Models;
using Lorendale.Web.Service.IService;
using Lorendale.Web.Utility;

namespace Lorendale.Web.Service
{
    public class ArmoryService : IArmoryService
    {
        ...
        public async Task<ResponseDto?> GetArmoryAsync()
        {
            return await _baseService.SendAsync(new RequestDto()
            {
                ApiType = "GET",
                Url = "localhost:6999"
            });
        }
    }
}

using Lorendale.Web.Models;
using Lorendale.Web.Service.IService;
using Lorendale.Web.Utility;

namespace Lorendale.Web.Service
{
    public class ArmoryService : IArmoryService
    {
        ...
        public async Task<ResponseDto?> GetArmoryAsync()
        {
            return await _baseService.SendAsync(new RequestDto()
            {
                ApiType = "GET",
                Url = "localhost:6999"
            });
        }
    }
}

I can give the code of the BaseService class but it limits me to 2000 words

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Pobiega•11mo ago

$paste

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Pobiega•11mo ago

This looks like a client thou, not a server

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kurumi•11mo ago

where is HttpServer itself?

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Andrew GrimmOP•11mo ago

Hey guys, thank you for your replies What I'm trying to achieve is having my dedicated game server with API endpoints so I can consume them with a .NET webpage (right now I'm using 8.0) so I can show the chosen character equipment, name and statistics. All this information will be taken from the game server. Here is the whole code I'm using for this. BaseService.cs: https://paste.mod.gg/uqecxdobkobd/1 HttpServer.cs running on a Godot game instance: https://paste.mod.gg/uqecxdobkobd/0 The ArmoryController.cs that is used when clicking the API button: https://paste.mod.gg/uqecxdobkobd/2 The "public override void _Ready()" on the HttpServer.cs is basically the function that gets called first when the game starts. I have tested that it is run successfully. So to explain further these codes, in the ArmoryController.cs I have 2 console prints, and those are printed but the result is empty because the HttpServer is not receiving the request, and that's the thing I don't know how to search in the internet on how to solve it. Maybe it is a godot networking restriction? The HttpServer code is taken from this webpage https://thoughtbot.com/blog/using-httplistener-to-build-a-http-server-in-csharp thank you for your patience!

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Using HTTPListener to build a HTTP Server in C#

I needed an HTTP server to test out a software integration on Windows. Nothing was quite basic enough to just echo out the responses, so I wrote one.

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Andrew GrimmOP•11mo ago

I'll look into those things and post here how it went, along with the github project Got it working, you were right, I had too much useless code

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