Hi do you if there are any security restrictions in this. i.e. dose the app have to have administrative privileges
Thanks
BenW
Using HTTP.SYS in an app
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BTW: You don't want to program against HTTP.SYS. HTTP.SYS is a driver. You would want to use
- HttpListener for .NET 2.0
- HttpApi for DLL API
- HTTP Endpoint for TSQL
- Others I don't know of...
BTW: To get great speed gain from this, you might want to check out
"Reasons Content Is Not Cached by HTTP.sys in Kernel"
http://support.microsoft.com/ id=817445
Happy serving.