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I've got a close associate who is writing an application in C# and this application connects to a remote server via wss. However, the server which the app will connect does not have a public echo server. This is needed to test the code, and we have a few requirements.

  • First, the echo server needs to accept secure connections wss (self-signed will work just fine).
  • It needs to handle multiple channels per application (i.e; multiple connections at once).
  • Isn't written in Python, hopefully looking for a canned solution we can run locally on a Windows server or within Ubuntu on Windows.
  • Needs to be either free or very low cost if there is a fee/subscription.

We've been searched the web for 2 days looking for a solution that doesn't require working with Python code, which we don't know. Or, solutions that don't cost an arm & a leg. We're not a big company with bottleless coffers. Given how prevalent websocket development is, I'm surprised there isn't a solution out there, or is it that people simply roll their own. If you can help, thank you. 

 

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