When deploying the Angular document editor, it must be connected to a backend hosted in ASP.NET or ASP.NET Core. This backend hosts the WebSocketHandler to communicate with the client-side script to sychronize the document rendering process.
This article explains how to create an ASP.NET Core backend to host the WebSocketHandler. In this case, the TCP Service (illustrated in purple in the animation below) is hosted on the same server like the backend application.
Separated TCP Service
But in several scenarios, it might be helpful to host the TCP service separately from the ASP.NET Core backend.
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