C # Build an XmlRpc server without IIS

Prepare to use CookComputing. XmlRpcServerV2 3.0.0 to build the XmlRpc server. Create a console project and add a reference to CookComputing. XmlRpcServerV2 3.0.0 to the project. You can use nuget for installation. PM> Install-Package xmlrpcnetPM> Install-Package xmlrpcnet-server write service I wrote a very simple service here. The Code is as follows: public class SimpleService: xmlRpcListenerService {[XmlRpcMethod] public int Add (int a, int B) {return a + B ;}} compile the Service Host code, that is, XmlRpc service code. Here we use the HttpListener class to process requests from the XmlRpc client. HttpListener uses asynchronous processing. The Code is as follows: class Program {private static XmlRpcListenerService _ svc = new SimpleService (); static void Main (string [] Args) {HttpListener listener = new HttpListener (); listener. prefixes. add ("http: // 127.0.0.1: 11000/"); listener. start (); listener. beginGetContext (new AsyncCallback (ProcessRequest), listener); Console. readLine ();} static void ProcessRequest (IAsyncResult result) {HttpListener listener = result. asyncState as HttpListener; // end Asynchronous Operation HttpListenerContext context = listener. endGetContext (result); // weight Start asynchronous request processing listener. beginGetContext (new AsyncCallback (ProcessRequest), listener); try {Console. writeLine ("From:" + context. request. userHostAddress); // process the request _ svc. processRequest (context);} catch (Exception ex) {Console. writeLine (ex. after the program is started, open the browser to access: http: // 127.0.0.1: 11000/. The following page is displayed. Now you can call the XmlRpc service. XmlRpc Service