I want to make a program that hosts a webpage with computer uptime of the system it is running on but I don’t want to do anything to the user’s IIS. Is there anyway to do by making some system calls (to the ISAPI dlls etc) in c#?
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I want to make a program that hosts a webpage with computer uptime of the system it is running on but I don’t want to do anything to the user’s IIS. Is there anyway to do by making some system calls (to the ISAPI dlls etc) in c#?
You want to create a web server?
Try System.Net.HttpListener
You can get the system’s uptime in milliseconds using System.Environment.TickCount