Parsing HTTP Headers

I have a TCPListener which listens for traffic on a specific port. When
a request is made to the socket from a Web Browser I get the usuall
HTTP Headers you would expect, whats the best way to parse out those
HTTP Headers so I can get the GET and POST information. Is there a
class within C# that helps out with this? Or does someone have some
code out there I can use.

Thanks a lot.

Use split, but first check your line delimiter to figure out what to pass to
split.
Check CR/LF first for Windows, then Check for LF for Unix then check for CR.
I came across a system that uses CR but I forgot which one that was.

If a POST then check for a double delimiter cause that's what seperates your
HTTP Headers from your POST data.

You may want to read up on the HTTP Protocol as well. :)


<gingerninja1@gmail.com> wrote in message
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>I have a TCPListener which listens for traffic on a specific port. When
> a request is made to the socket from a Web Browser I get the usuall
> HTTP Headers you would expect, whats the best way to parse out those
> HTTP Headers so I can get the GET and POST information. Is there a
> class within C# that helps out with this? Or does someone have some
> code out there I can use.
>
> Thanks a lot.
>
>

Use split, but first check your line delimiter to figure out what to pass to
split.
Check CR/LF first for Windows, then Check for LF for Unix then check for CR.
I came across a system that uses CR but I forgot which one that was.

If a POST then check for a double delimiter cause that's what seperates your
HTTP Headers from your POST data.

You may want to read up on the HTTP Protocol as well. :)


<gingerninja1@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1113411346.103190.269010@l41g2000cwc.googlegroups.com...
>I have a TCPListener which listens for traffic on a specific port. When
> a request is made to the socket from a Web Browser I get the usuall
> HTTP Headers you would expect, whats the best way to parse out those
> HTTP Headers so I can get the GET and POST information. Is there a
> class within C# that helps out with this? Or does someone have some
> code out there I can use.
>
> Thanks a lot.
>
>