I am wondering how is the real-time notification in facebook achieved? What kind of technologies are required?
Another question: I have a asp.net website and a back-end processing software. I want the back-end processing software to comunicate with the website so that the website can dynamically update the page. I am thinking that web service may be the solution. Is this right?
I need to build a system which needs to show data on almost near real time basis from a MSMQ data source and this sould be showin in image with a circle as to where the incident occurs.
This is the description given.
The position of the Incident relative to the 123 mark is requested to be represented on a circular concentration diagram .
The algorithm will have to export the location of each incident relative to the 123 mark in polar coordinates (r,θ) and translate this position to the 'master image' coordinate system that will display Incident location.
I have two questions.
1. How can i show the data in an Image and also please point me to any material which might help me with the same.
2. How do i show almost real time data from a MSMQ data source and also how do i architect the same for performance.
I'm trying to build an app that simulates "real time" playing, but without Peer to peer. OK so I have a front end built in flash and a back end built in .NET. My concern is that my flash calls a .NET web service every second to check for events in the databasrelated to the specific user in the session. I've seen other scenarios that make posts to the sever every second to have a really precise control... like Bwin casino games.So... Would this have a huge impact on the server? Users bandwich? What the call to the webservice does is check a table in MySQL database to see if there are any events related to the user, and if there are, I get the information and render in flash... Such as new online users, messages, challenges, news ... etc.
I want to create an alert like that of facebook (the number in tiny red square at the top). I am googled a lot but i couldnt come up with anything which proved useful. I believe similar sort of notification alert has been used in this site as well. (new personal messages).
i have a table event(Event_ID,EventName,EventDate)
i bind this table to a repeater control.
i want, when the EventDate is todays date, it should display "today" in a label inside repeater and
when the EventDate is tomorrows date, it should display "tommorrow" likewise, for they after tommorrow it should display day name..like they after tomorrow is monday...it should display monday..
Like Facebook event notification...how should i do that....
I'm looking for a simple way of developing "System Notification" in an ASP.NET website, which will consist of two parts: Part 1 - The administrator with go to a special page and enter 3 elements for the notification:
Notification Text (e.g. "System will be down for maintenance next Sunday 11/26/2010 from 1:00 AM to 1:30 AM Pacific Time) Starting date/time when the notification should be displayed (e.g. 11/23/2010 6:00 AM) Ending date/time when the notification should be displayed (e.g. 11/26/2010 1:30 AM) Part 2 - Once the user logs into the website within the above timeframe, the system notification message will appear on the home page. What would be a good architectural location for this?
- A table? - An html page? - Part of web.config file? - A new notification.config file? - Where else?
Given a Database that has a table Called [Bid Transactions], which contains records of all available auctions that are currently running on an ASP.net website .. something similar to Ebay.com, when the deadline of the auction passed, I should close that auction, Send a notification message to both the item owner and the bidding winner to inform them.
how should I keep track of all open auctions? how could I monitor all their ending time and update the Auction status to be "Closed" on Real-time basis? ..
(1) Using SQL jobs ? .. that should reduce system performance .. shouldn't it ?
(2) A back-end service that is running on the server and uses Threading ? .. I have no clear background about that solution.
example for HumanResource. if an employee's contract is about to be expired, the system will notify the HR system with a messagebox and at the same time with a sound/alert, like a "buzz" or "beep" to notify the HR that the employee should renew their contract.
I made a progress bar for uploading by using web services and javascript. But I got a problem. It is ever late web services than file save function. Thous, the information is not real in client side. How can I do?
I need to add a "real-time" element to my web application. Basically, I need to detect "changes" which are stored in a SQL Server table, and update various parts of the UI when a change has occured. I'm currently doing this by polling. I send an ajax request to the server every 3 seconds asking for any new changes - these are then returned and processed.
It works, but I don't like it - it means that for each browser I'll be issuing these requests frequently, and the server will always be busy processing them. In short, it doesn't scale well. Is there any clever alternative that avoids polling overhead?
i need to build asp.net program that connect to sql-server 2008 i have in my program row count that count my database rows. i need to see allwais this row count. is there any way to show this ? any refresh ? or i need to run all the time any query ? any timer? i need something that not take A lot of resources
I have a set of forms that user must fill, and those forms represent some html output. I want user to be able to see how his input will look like while he filling the fields. So, just wondering if anyone know's a good way or even maybe there is such a thing as plugin or something.
I'm looking for a way to put real time features into my web site. The idea is asynchronous communication between 2 people - like a chat session. If I use the chat example - I'd like the second person to know that the first one has sent a message to him, without refreshing or doing something active on the web page. Polling is not a good idea here - so is there any other solution? the back-end could be ASP.NET or PHP (ASP.NET preferred).
Iam new to webservices,Till now I did not use web service.Anybody can you give a real time example for webservice.Please it will be very useful for me.
How do you implement a real-time update like Twitter does ("423 more tweets since you started searching")? I need to refresh my page at least every 10 seconds. I'm using ASP.NET MVC and jquery.
I would like to display real time updates on a web page (based on a status field in a database table that is altered by an external process). Based on my research, there are several ways of doing this.
Long Polling (Comet) - This seems to be complex to implement Regular Polling - I can have an AJAX method trigger a database hit every 5seconds to get the current status. But I fear this will have performance issues.
Then I read about using SqlCacheDependency - basically the cache gets invalidated based on a field in the table. I am assuming I can use the event trigerred when the cache is invalidated to show the new update to the user?
I am newbie in the world of web application. I need ur suggestion.I am using oracle 9 in Aix platform. I have several sql queries that need to run periodically. I am planning to make web based application where in backend those query will be run and query result will show in my desktop PC. Query result need to refresh after 10 minutes.
I am developing a real time tracking system , we are using cisco apis for retrieving the current location and they store this value in a location server(cisco hardware) ie from that server we will get the x and y positions. Using this x and y posituions i need to show the path of the object. i need to continuouly connect this with location server and retrieve the x and y and needto show the path . How this will be possible. Currently we are uising timer and refreshing it with 5 seconds. Is there any other way so that we need to show the path as soon aspossible likle an ant moving along the surfacce.
I have seen several websites that show you a real time update of what's going on in the database. An example could be. A stock ticker website that shows stock prices in real time Showing data like "What other users are searching for currently.." I'd assume this would involve some kind of polling mechanism that queries the database every few seconds and renders it on a web page. But the thought scares me when I think about it from the performance standpoint.
In an application I am working on, I need to display the real time status of an operation that a user has submitted. Users wait for the process to be completed. As and when an operation is completed, the status is updated by another process (could be a windows service). Should I query the database every second to get the updated status?
I have an asp.net application which uses session for user management. So if the application is restarted users will loose their works. I have some components used by this asp.net application and those components (class libraries in Bin folder) have configurations. I want to save configurations of those components somewhere and change them from back-end (administration panel) and the components use the updated configs but still application should not be restarted (changing web.config will result in application restart).
i need to build web program that connect to sql-server-2008 with 50 user's that run query and update the database. i need a fast real-time web program. what will be faster asp.net or ajax ?