03-21-2018, 08:50 PM
Thanks. I was not aware that if you configured the computer to have two IP addresses you could handle port 80 in two different applications.
But the whole point of HTTP.SYS is that you can have one IP address and multiple applications can all listen to port 80 on the same IP address.
I do not want to use IIS. I want to simply use Intraweb as a Windows Service.
From what I gather, aside from having the IT staff assign multiple IP address to the same PC, and then configuring my applications about which IP address each application is using, there is no way to share Port 80.
I am surprised that Indy/Intraweb does not provide a way to plug in to HTTP.Sys directly without using IIS. Indy seems to do everything else in the world
But the whole point of HTTP.SYS is that you can have one IP address and multiple applications can all listen to port 80 on the same IP address.
I do not want to use IIS. I want to simply use Intraweb as a Windows Service.
From what I gather, aside from having the IT staff assign multiple IP address to the same PC, and then configuring my applications about which IP address each application is using, there is no way to share Port 80.
I am surprised that Indy/Intraweb does not provide a way to plug in to HTTP.Sys directly without using IIS. Indy seems to do everything else in the world