I’ve been looking at ways to implement gmail-like messaging inside a browser, and arrived at the Comet concept. However, I haven’t been able to find a good .NET implementation that allows me to do this within IIS (our application is written in ASP.NET 2.0). The solutions I found (or could think of, for that matter) … Read more
Is it a good idea to use PollingDuplexHttpBinding with Silverlight in conjunction with the function RegisterScriptableObject to achieve Comet-style javascript functionality?
(see tutorial)
What is the correct way (or best) way to implement Comet, HTTP Push, or Reverse AJAX?
I have a current project running using APE that needs to work on C#/.NET… I was wondering if anyone had any suggestions for either a method of approaching Reverse AJAX/Comet on C#/.NET or any packages such as APE that are available.
How could I implement a Comet architecture in a ASP.Net MVC?
I’ve been trying to build a web based chat application for the past three weeks and i’m facing issues with whatever route (programming technique/technology) i take to build it. I’ve explained the issues i’ve experienced with all of’em below. Kindly provide whatever insights you have in this.
I notice a lot of questions and articles talking about ajax comet. I also found some links to make it “scalable” since some of those posts talk about how it isn’t that scalable with ASP.Net. I’m wondering if Microsoft has a solution they’re working on or that is out that addresses an AJAX Comet solution for ASP.Net that is free.
I work on a Comet application written in ASP.NET. There is an array of active connection contexts (HttpContext). And there is a thread that should periodically iterate through the collection and check theirs state. So application architecture is not thread-per-request.