Passing win32 socket handle to .net application possible?

[mlc]

I have a server (in win32 C++, TCP) that listens and accepts socket calls,
then via CreateProcess and handle inheritence over the command line starts
up a process to handle the client request. Is there any way I can write a C#
application that can also handle the client request from a open handle from
a win32 process in a like manner? (No, I can't rewrite the server in C#, or
change it in any fundmental way, I can however replace the request handling
program and a small amount of the server code)

Is this possible and how to do it?

Thanks,

Mark

 

[Chad Z. Hower aka Kudzu]

I have a server (in win32 C++, TCP) that listens and accepts socket
calls, then via CreateProcess and handle inheritence over the command
line starts up a process to handle the client request. Is there any way
I can write a C# application that can also handle the client request
from a open handle from a win32 process in a like manner? (No, I can't
rewrite the server in C#, or change it in any fundmental way, I can
however replace the request handling program and a small amount of the
server code)

You can make the calls directly to Winsock yourself. While you dont state it
the inherited handle is a socket handle I assume?

Or are you wanting to somehow pass that handle to the System.Net.Classes?


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[mlc]

It is a socket handle. I would idealy like to goto to System.Net rather than
make unmanged code calls. However the passing part is what has stopped me.