Ok, let me rephrase the question. I want someone to come to my web server via http and then I want to make a socket connection to their computer on a specific port. I know how to do this given the client's IP address, but when the client is behind a router how do I make the socket connection? I...
To make a socket you have to specify an IP address to connect to, correct? But what if you are trying to connect to a specific computer that is connected to a router with that IP address?
I will developed the client application. I will also have access to the web server. So, I will be able to program whatever is necessary on the server end. The only trick is that I want the user (who will run my client-side application) to be able to use any web browser (IE, Firefox, etc.)...
I'm trying to make an app on a client that can communicate with my web server when the client points their web browser to my site. I want to be able to exchange information between the server and the client app. Is there any way to do this? Thanks a lot.
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