Using Port 80 with UDP/TCPIP possible?

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Mike

I would really love to use port 80 for an socket/tcpip
based app.

I remember in java there was a method called HTTP
tunneling where you could use port 80.

Also in kazaa i believe there was/is an option to use
port 80.

How is this done as i would love to be able to do this.

Thanks
 
You can use port 80 for tcp if you want as long as another server is not
using it (i.e. IIS). Are you saying you also want to use HTTP on port 80 or
your app? Are you using remoting or web services?
 
Hi mike,

Only one application can listen on one port , you can listen on port 80 as
long as there is no other program listening there.

Cheers,
 

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