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layout: page
title: QuickFIX .NET Wrapper Compatibility
menu_title: QuickFIX .NET Wrapper Compatibility
title: Compatibility with old QuickFIX .NET Wrapper
menu_title: Compatibility with old QuickFIX .NET Wrapper
type: tutorial
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QuickFIX/n is not compatible with the [QuickFIX C++ .NET wrapper][0]. This means
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layout: page
title: HttpServer Tool
menu_title: HttpServer Tool
type: tutorial
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QuickFIX/n provides a simple HttpServer that can be used to observe
and manage certain aspects of the Sessions as defined in your settings file.

**Warning:** *Use at your own risk. This might be better considered as a
demo or educational tool. We don't recommend using it as a management
tool for a production system.*

It is simple to create and run:

```
# This should be in the same block that
# instantiates & starts your initiator or acceptor
HttpServer srv = new HttpServer(
"http://127.0.0.1:5080", sessionSettings);
srv.Start();
```

By pointing a browser to the site that it publishes,
you can observe your sessions, examine current
sequence numbers and logon status,
and review/toggle/adjust many session settings.

For an example of an app that uses it, see the "Executor" project in the Examples folder.

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