WebSocket Server application via ASP.NET

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Please check out the below article for WebSocket server application with asp.net core

https://www.c-sharpcorner.com/article/using-websocket-to-build-real-time-application-via-asp-net-core/

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Thanks for the replay, any sample project able to provide me for a refference

To create a WebSocket server application using ASP.NET and capture data from various client applications, you can follow these steps:

1. Create a new ASP.NET project:
   - Open Visual Studio and create a new ASP.NET project.
   - Choose the appropriate template based on your project requirements (e.g., ASP.NET Web Application, ASP.NET Core Web Application).

2. Implement WebSocket server functionality:
   - In your ASP.NET project, create a new class or use an existing one to handle WebSocket connections and data processing.
   - Implement the necessary logic to accept WebSocket connections, handle incoming messages, and send responses.
   - You can utilize the `System.Net.WebSockets` namespace to work with WebSockets in ASP.NET.

3. Set up a WebSocket endpoint in your ASP.NET application:
   - Configure your ASP.NET application to include a WebSocket endpoint by modifying the startup configuration or route mappings.
   - Map the endpoint URL to your WebSocket server class or handler.

4. Capture and store data in a table:
   - Use a database technology (e.g., SQL Server, MySQL, PostgreSQL) to store the data captured from WebSocket messages.
   - Connect to the database using appropriate database access libraries (e.g., Entity Framework, ADO.NET).
   - Implement the necessary logic to extract relevant data from WebSocket messages and store it in the database.

5. Handle data from various client applications:
   - WebSocket is a protocol supported by multiple programming languages and frameworks.
   - You can have client applications written in Python, C, C++, JavaScript, Node.js, or any other language that supports WebSocket.
   - Each client application needs to establish a WebSocket connection to your ASP.NET WebSocket server endpoint.
   - Ensure that the client applications follow the WebSocket protocol and communicate with your server appropriately.

6. Process incoming data and store in the table:
   - Once the WebSocket connection is established and data is received from the client applications, process the data according to your requirements.
   - Extract the relevant information from the received WebSocket messages and store it in the database table using the logic implemented in step 4.

Remember to handle error cases, implement appropriate security measures, and ensure that your WebSocket server application scales according to the expected load and performance requirements.

It's worth noting that WebSocket support may vary depending on the version of ASP.NET and the specific framework you are using (e.g., ASP.NET Web Forms, ASP.NET MVC, ASP.NET Core). Be sure to refer to the relevant documentation and examples for your specific ASP.NET version to implement the WebSocket server functionality successfully.