You need to output the http headers. content-type text/html etc... Try
telnetting to port 80 of a webserver and simulate a connection, you
would see the headers.
bryan wrote:
I really wonder how does one simulate a HTTP
connection through a socket w/o using a webserver?
It's not simply spewing out a html file through a
socket, that's for sure... I tried... just got the
whole file (tags and all) displayed on the browser,
hehehe :)
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