Build Proxy Server

Hi to all microsoft visual studio lover and friends and masters
i have a problem with run proxy server 
when i run program. program freezing...
please help me to complete the code
code :
try
int port=8080;
string ipaddress="127.0.0.1";
ListBox alert=new ListBox();
alert.Width = Form1.ActiveForm.Width;
alert.Height = Form1.ActiveForm.Height;
Controls.Add(alert);
alert.Items.Add("Create Server");
TcpListener TcpListner = new TcpListener(IPAddress.Parse(ipaddress), port);
TcpListner.Start();
alert.Items.Add("Server Started");
TcpClient tcpclient = TcpListner.AcceptTcpClient();
alert.Items.Add("Connection Accepted");
catch (Exception ee) { }
Thanks

Hi ,
I am not familiar with HTTP Proxy Server. Just search some sample about HTTP Proxy Server C# Source Code using
TcpListener.
Please have a try.
using System.Net;
using System.Net.Sockets;
namespace SimpleHttpProxy
class ServerListerner
private int listenPort;
private TcpListener listener;
public ServerListerner(int port)
this.listenPort = port;
this.listener = new TcpListener(IPAddress.Any, this.listenPort);
public void StartServer()
this.listener.Start();
public void AcceptConnection()
Socket newClient = this.listener.AcceptSocket();
ClientConnection client = new ClientConnection(newClient);
client.StartHandling();
How it works?
namespace SimpleHttpProxy
class Program
static void Main(string[] args)
ServerListerner simpleHttpProxyServer = new ServerListerner(9000);
simpleHttpProxyServer.StartServer();
while (true)
simpleHttpProxyServer.AcceptConnection();
Some more detailed information, please refer to
Simple HTTP Proxy Server C# Source Code
How to create proxy server between application and remote host
How to develop a proxy server using DotNet?
Best regards,
Kristin
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