Data Controls :: Display Notifications Using SignalR And SqlCacheDependency
Jul 17, 2015
I have followed this tutorial for signal r [URL]....
Instead of using MVC or Web api I have used Web Forms and Called the method as
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Web;
using System.Web.Services;
using System.Web.UI;
using System.Web.UI.WebControls;
public partial class Default2 : System.Web.UI.Page {
I have a database with tables containing locations(lat and long) and crimes what i what to achieve is to display real time multiple markers on google maps from the database showing different crimes on different locations with different color using signalR with MVC and C#.
I had create an application to allow user to register new project.Manager will chat with user base on the project ID(chat room id = Project ID) and store this conversation to database.
Example: User A register project A, other user cannot join the chat room A.
I am binding repeater control for mega menu, its working fine but i want to repeater do not load every time from database ,it load when any change or add in database ....
i have deployed a simple chat project using Signalr which is working on desktop website successfully, but when i open the webpage in mobile it is not working at all. does SignalR works in mobile site??
how to add notification facility same as facebook in our c# website, clients get the notification on their profile whenever any new feature is aaded to website..?
In my database I have altered stored procedure AspNet_SqlCacheRegisterTableStoredProcedure that is used for SqlCacheDependency to register tables that are in different schema then dbo (original procedure allows only tables for dbo schema).
That works, but I can't register same table name for different schemas, for example dbo.MyTable and MySchema.MyTable.In column tableName in table AspNet_SqlCacheTablesForChangeNotification there are only table names without schemas.
Is it possible to register same table names and different schemas?
I have setup and SqlCacheDependency for my site and all is working well, but there is one requirement in my task that I dont' seem to be able to find the workaround for. Currently, my code relies on the following web.config settings to allow the SqlCacheDependency to know where to connect to. it is like this:
The problem is that we can't allow in our application the connectionstring to be on the web.config. I am asked to programmatically do all of that. I don't know how and I don't know if that is even possible, is it?
I think it is a problem that SqlCacheDependency may invalidate a cache item while it is being set:
function getCacheItem() if cacheitem is empty cacheitem = something AND AT THIS POINT SqlCacheDependency INVALIDATES THE cacheitem end if return cacheitem end function
how can we prevent this? Is it somehow possible to specify a ReaderWriterLockSlim for the SqlCacheDependecy to use?
Is anyone using HTML5 notifications in practice, and is there any value in doing so? From my understanding it's limited only to Chrome, and so I can't imagine people jumping on this thing.
I want to send some notifications. Can this be done automatically? Say if I have coded a asp.net page that send notifications, but I have to go that page in the browser for the code to execute. Is it possible to code something that automatically sends notification even I dont' have to be there to execute the code?
how can i make notification counter like facebook notifications in the top left of the page , the question is how to make this counter and update a value using javascript or asp.net i want to make something like that , that is updated every 5 min. with the new counter.
On facebook we can see update's for Image's Video's,comments,friend added etc on our wall.I want to show same this in my project.The problem is that which data control should use for the same to show these different types of notifications/updates.
I have gone through your articles and I really enjoyed with all the facebook articles. In my aspx page in place of posting walls I want to send notification to facebook users. How can I do this.
I am developing chat application in asp.net using vb and i want to show functionality like if one user sends messages to another user so the notification is displayed that "You have a new message" in the right bottom corner of the corner as in like in the outlook and also another scenario is if browser window is minimized and any message is arrived to the particular user then orange color blinking effect must be given to the browser icon present on the task bar.application developed in asp.net with vb framework 4.0db : sql server 2008 r2
I want to send a push notification from a .net client to iphone and ipad devices,how to do this.I have googled to implement this but i could'nt get a proper solution.But I have followed a method in one blog everything went fine while running the code without errors but the message which i have sent from .NET CLIENT are not being delivered to the iphone. URL.....I have followed the steps accordingly in this blog but I couldnt make it work.
how i can show notification in operating systems fow asp.net web application notification notification show in like(Windows 7,8,xp,vista...etc) all operating systems
What are the key differences between these and when should they be used? My initial understanding was that SqlCacheDependency used polling but I've read it doesn't have too for ASP.NET 2.0. I want to know which is most appropriate for caching of linq queries under ASP.NET web server. This will be ASP.NET 3.5.
I find the SqlCacheDependency very useful when writing C# ASP.NET applications, and would love to use something similar in my PHP applications. Can anyone suggest something?
SqlCacheDependency caches the page page output forever, until the specified table(s) are modified in the database.
Here's the basic jist of what happens in ASP.NET:
SqlCacheDependency SqlDep = null; // Check the Cache for the SqlSource key. // If it isn't there, create it with a dependency [code]...
So does anyone know of any MySql table dependency technique? - much cleaner than time-based caching.