Vorspire

Success! I have successfully implimented the HTTP Listener, heading on to impliment the PHP back-end for parsing the XML datasheet. Will check back here if I have any problems Thanks again.

Damn, that is bad... If I can't get my web-host to white-list my dedicated server address for use with sockets, then I may have to impliment the HTTPListener class in my application to directly handle http requests to the remote server IP. This way, I should be able to simply type my remote server IP into any browser address bar and have the web-page automatically generated upon URI request... If I can do that, then I guess it won't be so hard to simply output an XML datasheet and parse it with PHP. Thanks for the input anyhow

You could use some simple JavaScript to do it maybe. Depends on what you want to do with the result data... If you really need to assign the data to a PHP variable, then you'll have to use AJAX, or re-submit the page in a hidden IFrame or something similar

Hey guys, this is my first post here After a few hours of searching google for answers, I have come up empty-handed on this matter. (Whether that's due to irrelivant search terms or not I'm not sure) OK, so the main question... Is it entirely possible/plausible to be able to send a custom packet consisting of the following: 4 byte packet ID (integer 32) X byte username (string) X byte password (string) ...Using PHP-cURL? If this IS possible, what would the best method be to do this and how would I be able to parse the data response from my remote C# application? The reason for using cURL is that my web-host has disabled the use of sockets due to security risks (lol). ---------- To explain simply what I am trying to do; I have a remote C# .NET 3.5 application (MMORPG server/emulator) fitted with a sturdy and secure Listener and Packet Handler. The response I am trying to get from my server is simply the status, like how many players are currently connected, memory usage, etc. Everything is already coded and set-up on the C# app ready for receiving my custom packet. So all I need to do now is find a way via PHP to send the request packet to my application and retrieve/parse the resulting data. ---------- Any help on this matter is greatly appreciated and I look forward to becoming an active member of this community Regards, Vorspire