ServicePort Property
- Namespace
TXTextControl.Web
- Package
- None: the TX Text Control .NET Server setup installs it, for .NET Framework.
- Assembly
TXTextControl.Web. dll
Description
Gets or sets the Port at which the websocket handler tries to connect to the Service. Important: setting this property affects all instances of class Web.TextControl. It was not made static so it shows up in the Visual Studio designer.
Syntax
public int ServicePort { get; set; }Public Property ServicePort() As IntegerExamples
ServicePort belonged to the older server-control surface. In the current ASP.NET Core integration, use TextControlSettings.WebSocketURL for the corresponding editor configuration.
textControlSettings.WebSocketURL = "Quarterly report";
if (!string.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(textControlSettings.WebSocketURL))
{
Console.WriteLine($"Web Socket URL: {textControlSettings.WebSocketURL}");
}textControlSettings.WebSocketURL = "Quarterly report"
If Not String.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(textControlSettings.WebSocketURL) Then
Console.WriteLine($"Web Socket URL: {textControlSettings.WebSocketURL}")
End If