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Tools; How to Create Port Listener in Windows or Linux– Handy for Connectivity Test. Grep 5500 tcp 0 0 0.0.0.0:5500. Sep 13, 2013 Windows Communication Foundation. I am trying to start the Net.Tcp Listener Adapter on my computer. Testing tools for web developers.
A 'Net.Tcp Listener Adapter' is a Windows 7 service that 'Receives activation requests over the net.tcp protocol and passes them to the Windows Process Activation Service.' 'Net.Tcp Listener Adapter' service is provided by SMSvcHost.exe EXE file.
This is my first time implementation of TCP with WCF. For completing this I had to undergo multiple steps. I faced multiple issues in different stages. I want to present the steps to implement TCP in WCF with the Windows Activation Service (WAS) of IIS 7. Making the service consumable through TCP protocol involves the following steps. Note: I use Windows 7 and the paper talks about steps in Windows 7. However it may be the same in Windows Vista as well.
Configure WAS By default IIS is not ready for offering us the TCP support. We need to configure the Windows Activation Services to enable the support. To do this, click Start – Control Panel – Programs and Features Here we can find “Turn windows features on or off”.
On clicking this, we’ll get the following pop up. Expand the Microsoft.NET Framework 3.5.1 (or 3.0), check the “Windows Communication Foundation Non-HTTP Activation” and press OK. This will configure the IIS for supporting Non-HTTP protocols (net.tcp, net.pipe, net.msmq) 2. Turn on Windows NT services To support Non-Http protocols, IIS 7.0 and WAS use a set of Windows NT services.
Net.Tcp Listener Adapter Net.Tcp Port sharing service To enable these services, click – Start – Administrative Tools – Services (Or simply, Start – All Programs – Accessories – Run and type Services.msc) In the resulting Services windows, we can find these services. By default these services are Disabled. To enable them, double click on each service and set the start up type as Automatic. (Select Automatic in the Startup type drop down and select Apply) Once the service is enabled, you can right click on the service and select Start to start the service. Note: For the other Non-HTTP protocols, net.pipe, net.msmq, we have the following services.
Net.Pipe Listener Adapter Net.Msmq Listener Adapter However Net.Msmq can’t be started directly. It requires extra configuration through “Programs and Features – Turn windows features on or off” before starting up the service. Enable TPC for the web site Having enabled the support for TCP protocol, the next step is to enable the protocol in the web site. I wanted to host my application in the Default Web Site in IIS 7. To do this, click Start – type IIS or inetmgr in the Start Menu’s search text box. This will show up the “Internet Information Manager” application. Open the application.
Expand root node on the left pane, Expand the Sites, locate the Default Web Site (or any other site of your preference) in the list. Right click on the Site – Edit Bindings By default http is enabled in all the Sites.
To enable TCP protocol, select the Add button. In the popup window, select the Type as net.tcp, and fill the binding information with as follows.:.
On selecting Ok. You are enabling the tcp on the site. Enable TCP for the Web Application If the site is representing the web application, we should be good with the previous step. But in my case, I have an application (VersionTolerance) inside the Default Web Site. So it is necessary to do an additional step of enabling the TCP protocol at the application level as well.
To do this, click and select the Web application inside the web site. (VersionTolerance inside the Default Web Site). In the far right of the window, we can find “Manage Application”. Under this select Advanced Settings. In the Advanced Settings window, Enabled Protocols option would have the value “http” by default. Now edit that value to show “http,net.tcp” (Careful: there is no space in the entire text) With this step we are done with the configuration part of tcp protocol. However I have faced some more obstacles in achieving the tcp communication.
Set Framework Version When I tried to browse to WSDL of my service, the browser threw the following error message. Parser Error Message: Unrecognized attribute ‘targetFramework’. Note that attribute names are case-sensitive. Source Error: Line 36: Line 37: Line 38: Line 39: Line 40. Thanks for your post, buddy. I have another question that maybe you can help: I have web-site written in ASP.NET Framework 4.0 that is running with IIS 7.
Within this site I need to use ActiveX component that uses it’s own TCP communication. Basically, it opens port 7550 and wait for incoming connections.
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When I run this site in Debug mode with Visual Studio Development Web-server everything is working fine. But when I deploy the site to work with IIS the port doesn’t open at all (checked with TCPView) and, therefore, no connection are accepted. I have tried your solution, but it looks like it’s mainly for WCF and doesn’t work in my case.
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Thanks in advance for any help, Dima.